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the EF! movement.  
 
the EF! movement.  
  
EARTH FIRST! JOURNAL
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*Earth First! Journal
SUBSCRIPTIONS & TRINKETS
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*EARTH FIRST! FOUNDATION
Earth First!  
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*EF! RAINFOREST ACTION  
 
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*Bay Area Earth First!
POB 5871
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*EF! GRIZZLY BEAR TASK FORCE Missoula, MT 59807  
Tucson, AZ 8^ l(f$
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*AUSTRALIA John Seed  
 
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*Rainforest Information Centre Australia
(602)622-1371
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*JAPAN Rick Davis  
 
 
EARTH FIRST! FOUNDATION  
 
POB 50681
 
'Dicson, AZ 85703
 
 
 
EF! RAINFOREST ACTION  
 
Bay Area Earth First!  
 
 
 
POB 83
 
 
 
Canyon, CA 94516
 
 
 
EF! GRIZZLY BEAR TASK FORCE  
 
POB 7572
 
 
 
Missoula, MT 59807  
 
 
 
AUSTRALIA  
 
John Seed  
 
 
 
Rainforest Information Centre  
 
POB 368, Lismore
 
New South Wales 2480
 
Australia  
 
 
 
JAPAN  
 
Rick Davis  
 
  
 
400 Yamanashi-ken, Kofu-shi  
 
400 Yamanashi-ken, Kofu-shi  
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Ann Arbor, MI 48104  
 
Ann Arbor, MI 48104  
  
MISSOURI  
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*MISSOURI [[Sue Skidmore]] [[Springfield]], MO [[Laurie Britz]] [[O’Fallon]], MO  
Sue Skidmore  
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*NEVADA [[Karen Tanner]] [[Reno]], NV  
1364 S. Plaza
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*NEW HAMPSHIRE [[Vicki-Lyn Melisi]] Somersworth, NH  
Springfield, MO 65804
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*NEW YORK-NEW JERSEY [[Debbie Malkin]] [[Tenafly]], NJ  
(417)882-2947
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*NEW YORK [[Van Howell]]/[[Marsha Slatkin]] [[Setduket]], NY  
 
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*[[Learning Alliance]] New York City
Laurie Britz  
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::"The Alliance hopes to involve environmental activists from all over the East. The day will include presentations on envisioning and understanding an ecological society; celebrations of Earth; and will involve [[Earth First!]], [[Greenpeace]], [[Sea Shepherd]], local bio-regional and green groups and [[All Species]] folks. To offer help or obtain information, contact: [[David Levine]], [[Learning Alliance]]
1258 Whitehawk
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*TENNESSEE [[Brian Lee Hickok]]
O’Fallon, MO 63366
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*UTAH [[Julien Puzey]] Salt Lake City, UT 84105  
(314)281-3952
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*WEST VIRGINIA [[JR Spruce]] Ridgeley, WV 26753  
 
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*The Sonoran bioregional meeting hosted by Earth First!, held January 18, drew 25 participants, most of whom hope to form a network “to bring together people who desire to further the ecological needs of the Sonoran Bioregion.” A second meeting is tentatively scheduled for February 22. Contact [[Jean Eisenhower]]
 
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*Earth First! Benefit concert by [[John Circus]] and [[Steve Clark]]
Page 12 Earth First! Fefcn,tanj 2, 198.7
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*Earth First! WESTERN ROAD SHOW. Contact [[Mike Roselle]]
 
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*PENNSYLVANIA [[John McFarland]] [[David Hafer]] Lewisburg PA, [[Antoinette Dwinga]] Carnegie, PA
 
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*CALIFORNIA [[Rodney Coronado]] starting a new Earth First! chapter in [[Palm Springs]]. "Rod plans to join other EF!ers to confront trapping and other issues."
NEVADA  
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*MONTANA: Montana Forever Wild! Rally [[Americans for Wilderness]] is sponsoring a grand show of support for Montana’s remaining wild and  
Karen Tanner  
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roadless areas on March 2 in [[Missoula]]
50 Berrum PI.
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*MONTANA RENDEZVOUS by [[Linda Wolf]]  by treasurer [[Randy T. Restless]].  
 
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::"As befits a group with no formal structure, the role of [[Earth First!]] in Montana was the first topic of discussion....[[Mike Bader]] presented a slide show on the Badger/Two Medicine area, after which [[Woody Kipp]] of the [[Blackfeet Tribe]] added his concerns for the spiritual value of the land. That night, the party started with Walkin’ Jim’s inspirational musical slide show and [[Greg Keeler]]’s witty environmental songs...On Sunday, discussion of the soon-to-be-introduced Montana wilderness bill led to the idea of organizing a huge “near-riot” in [[Missoula]] on March 2nd. [[Phil Knight]] talked about the rainforest situation. Before leaving, everyone formed one last circle to wrap up the rendezvous with Walkin’ Jim’s “Power Song.” And we all agreed, “For the Earth Now We Must Stand!”  
Apt. B
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*NEW MEXICO: Round River Rendezvous ’87 by [[Barbara Dugelby]] Requests or inquiries should be sent to [[Gena Trott]]
 
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*The following is drawn from a January 19 press release of Friends of the Earth Limited, 377 City Road, London, ECI. [[Bob Phillips]]
Reno, NV 89509
 
(702)827-1518
 
 
 
NEW HAMPSHIRE  
 
Vicki-Lyn Melisi  
 
20 Walnut St. #1
 
Somersworth, NH 03878
 
(603)692-5370
 
 
 
 
 
NEW YORK-NEW JERSEY  
 
Debbie Malkin  
 
c/o 47 Willow Lane
 
Tenafly, NJ 07670
 
(201)567-0528
 
 
 
NEW YORK  
 
 
 
Van Howell/Marsha Slatkin  
 
POB 2063
 
Setduket, NY 11733
 
(516)862-9450
 
 
 
 
 
Special Events
 
for EF!ers
 
 
 
*ECOFEMINIST PERSPECTIVES:
 
CULTURE, NATURE, AND THEORY,
 
March 27-9, 1986, U of Southern Califor-
 
nia, Los Angeles. The purpose of this
 
conference is to open dialogues among
 
different communities who are dealing
 
with problems of domination and plan-
 
etary survival. For information call 213-
 
829-2533 or 213-743-7722.
 
 
 
♦CALIFORNIA MOUNTAIN LION
 
HEARINGS — The California Fish &
 
Game Commission will begin a series
 
of 3 hearings starting on February 6 on
 
a proposed trophy hunting season on
 
Mountain Lions. California Mountain
 
Lions were protected by a legislatively
 
mandated moratorium on trophy hunting
 
since 1972, but this protection expired
 
on January 1, 1986, because Governor
 
Deukmejian vetoed legislation in 1985
 
that would have continued protection
 
for lions. This year lions were given a
 
reprieve as enormous public opposition
 
to the reinstitution of a lion hunting sea-
 
son and the political climate of an up-
 
coming election forced the Fish & Game
 
Commission to defer a hunting season
 
for one year. The one year deferral is
 
almost over and, as with the hearings
 
held in 1986, the Commission will again
 
hear proposals from “sportsmen” urging
 
a statewide hunting season on Mountain
 
Lions.
 
 
 
Your participation is needed at any
 
of the following public hearings: Feb. 6;
 
March 6 — Redding, 9 AM, City Council
 
Chambers, 1343 California St.; April 3
 
 
 
— Sacramento, 9 AM, Resources Build-
 
ing Auditorium, 1416 Ninth St. If you
 
cannot attend the hearings, but would
 
like the Commission to consider your
 
views, write to the California Fish &
 
Game Commission, 1416 9th St., Sac-
 
ramento, CA 95814. For more informa-
 
tion, call 213-457-LION (s CA) or 916-
 
442-2666 (n CA). To contribute to the
 
educational work of the Mountain Lion
 
Preservation Foundation, please send
 
a donation to: Lion Preservation Fund,
 
POB 1896, Sacramento, CA 95809.
 
 
 
♦HOW FAR IN DEFENSE OF THE
 
EARTH, a day long event organized by
 
the Learning Alliance, tentatively
 
scheduled for May 2 in New York City.
 
The Alliance hopes to involve environ-
 
mental activists from all over the East.  
 
The day will include presentations on  
 
envisioning and understanding an  
 
ecological society; celebrations of  
 
Earth; and will involve Earth First!,  
 
Greenpeace, Sea Shepherd, local bio-  
 
regional and green groups and All  
 
Species folks. The Alliance needs
 
names, addresses, and phone numbers
 
of EF! activists in New York, New Jersey
 
and Connecticut. To offer help or obtain  
 
information, contact: David Levine,  
 
Learning Alliance, 339 Lafayette St.,
 
NYC, 10012 (212-473-3689).
 
 
 
♦COLORADO RENDEZVOUS,
 
Memorial Day, details in next issue, con-
 
tact a Colorado contact (see Directory)
 
for info.
 
 
 
♦CLEARCUTTING SUPPLEMENT
 
 
 
— We hope to produce a four-page sup-
 
plement on clearcutting for a future
 
issue of Earth First! The articles are
 
forthcoming, but we still' need photos
 
of clearcuts, and diagrams and maps
 
relating to areas clearcut. We invite
 
donations of such graphics.
 
 
 
♦THIRD ANNUAL KLAMATH-
 
SISKIYOU BIOREGIONAL CON-
 
FERENCE: RIVERS FROM THE
 
SKY, WATERSHED AWARENESS
 
VS. BUSINESS-AS-USUAL; April 24-
 
26, 1987, Humboldt State U. Campus,
 
Areata. The HSU Department of
 
Sociology and the Campus Center for
 
Appropriate Technology (CCAT) have
 
joined the Siskiyou Regional Education
 
Project to co-sponsor a weekend-long
 
 
 
 
 
TENNESSEE  
 
Brian Lee Hickok  
 
POB 202
 
 
 
Maryville, TN 37803
 
(615)856-6525
 
 
 
UTAH  
 
 
 
Juiien Puzey  
 
June Fulmer
 
864 Roosevelt Ave.
 
 
 
Salt Lake City, UT 84105  
 
(801)484-7344
 
 
 
WEST VIRGINIA  
 
JR Spruce  
 
Box 222-A, RR 1
 
Ridgeley, WV 26753  
 
(304)738-2212
 
 
 
 
 
event to encourage bioregional thinking.
 
The conference will provide students,
 
faculty and community members, as
 
well as government and corporate rep-
 
resentatives, with an interdisciplinary
 
educational opportunity not usually
 
available at HSU. Women’s and Native
 
American perspectives will be integral
 
to the conference.
 
 
 
The Klamath-Siskiyou Bioregion may
 
be thought of as stretching from the
 
Mendocino coast, north to the Umpqua
 
River in Oregon and across the Coastal
 
and Klamath-Siskiyou Mountains to the
 
Cascades. It includes Humboldt, Del
 
Norte, Siskiyou, Trinity and Mendocino
 
counties of California; and Jackson,
 
Josephine, Curry, Coos and Douglas
 
counties in Oregon. It encompasses the
 
watersheds of the Klamath, Trinity,
 
Rogue, Umpqua and coastal rivers; and
 
the Coast, Klamath and Siskiyou moun-
 
tain ranges.
 
 
 
The conference will focus on the bio-
 
geography, resources and culture of the
 
bioregion — and will include workshops
 
on reinhabiting damaged ecosystems;
 
appropriate technologies, sustainable
 
agriculture, rituals, ways of life and the
 
art of our bioregion, and developing a
 
sense of dwelling in place.
 
 
 
Registration is $35 for new Siskiyou
 
Project members, $25 for those already
 
members. Make checks payable to Bio-
 
regional Conference. For information or
 
to register, contact Nina or Jude, CCAT,
 
Buck House 97, HSU, Areata, CA 95521;
 
707-826-3551.
 
 
 
♦The Sonoran bioregional meeting  
 
hosted by Earth First!, held January 18,  
 
drew 25 participants, most of whom hope  
 
to form a network “to bring together  
 
people who desire to further the ecolog-
 
ical needs of the Sonoran Bioregion.”  
 
A second meeting is tentatively sched-
 
uled for February 22. Contact Jean  
 
Eisenhower, 720 E University, Tucson,
 
85719 (602-622-451 2) for info.
 
 
 
♦EARTH FIRST! BENEFIT
 
CONCERT BY JOHN CIRCUS AND
 
STEVE CLARK; Feb. 28, 9 PM; Cafe
 
Ole, 121 E Broadway, Tucson; $2 cover
 
charge. John and Steve are environmen-
 
tal musicians who will provide us with
 
an evening of “dangerous and unpredict-
 
able” political folk music. Circus’ album
 
has been called “one of the best indepen-
 
dent albums of 1985.” Clark has been
 
called one of the best political song-
 
writers. John’s album was favorably re-
 
viewed in EF! by Lone Wolf Circles.
 
Proceeds from the evening benefit EF!
 
 
 
♦EARTH FIRST! WESTERN ROAD  
 
SHOW. Work is in progress for a West
 
Coast/Southwest road show to include
 
many key EFJers. It will start in
 
Washington, Earth Day week; go
 
down the coast; swing back up
 
through the Southwest; and end at the
 
Grand Canyon for the RRR. The show
 
will bring musicians, poets, speakers,
 
movies, workshops, kids shows, and
 
actions; and will focus on rainforest,
 
uranium mining and local issues. If
 
you are interested in hosting the road
 
show in your area or need information,
 
contact Mike Roselle at POB 83,
 
Canyon, CA 94516.
 
 
 
 
 
PENNSYLVANIA  
 
John McFarland  
 
POB 179
 
 
 
Pt. Pleasant, PA 18950
 
 
 
David Hafer  
 
 
 
c/o Otzinachson Group
 
 
 
POB 65
 
 
 
Lewisburg, PA 17837
 
(717)523-3107
 
 
 
Antoinette Dwinga  
 
842 Library Ave.
 
Carnegie, PA 15106
 
(412)279-8911
 
 
 
 
 
RONARD THE BERSERKER WILL
 
START EF! CHAPTER
 
Having completed his studies in
 
deep ecology on foreign seas, and hav-
 
ing declined an eager invitation from
 
the Icelandic government to be guest
 
again in their fair land, Rod Coronado  
 
has returned to California, where he
 
is starting a new Earth First! chapter  
 
in Palm Springs. Rod plans to join  
 
other EF!ers to confront trapping and  
 
other issues. Those interested in join-
 
ing the new EF! chapter, and not fear-
 
ing extradition by the US government,
 
should contact: Rodney Coronado, 711
 
S Riverside Dr #3, Palm Springs, CA
 
92262 (619-322-2252).
 
 
 
 
 
Montana Forever  
 
Wild! Rally  
 
 
 
Come to Montana and march for
 
wilderness! Americans for Wilderness  
 
is sponsoring a grand show of support  
 
for Montana’s remaining wild and  
 
roadless areas on March 2 in Mis-
 
soula, beginning on the University of
 
Montana campus at noon and march-
 
ing to various offices and the Federal
 
Building along the way. The day will
 
build up to a high energy rally that
 
evening with various speakers, poets,
 
and musicians contributing.
 
 
 
We can’t stress enough how impor-
 
tant this march is! Montana’s shrink-
 
ing wild lands (both BLM and Forest
 
Service lands) are threatened by a
 
soon-to-be-released wilderness bill.
 
The new bill, which will be sprung on
 
the unsuspecting public by a congres-
 
sional delegation controlled by the
 
timber industry, will exclude millions
 
of acres from consideration as Wilder-
 
ness. All those who believe in keeping
 
the wild lands wild, whether they be-
 
long to conservative, moderate, or rad-
 
ical camps of the environmental spec-
 
trum, are encouraged to show their
 
support for roadless areas. We want
 
to show the politicians, Forest Ser-
 
vice, and national media that all of
 
these lands should be saved, and that
 
there is a strong population of folks
 
who think so!
 
 
 
Be there! We need you; we need
 
bodies; we need your energy! This
 
demonstration will be the largest of
 
its kind in US history. If you’ve ever
 
walked Montana’s wild country or
 
dreamed of it, Earth needs your voice
 
now! March forth on March 2nd! For
 
more information call Mike: (406) 549-
 
0263.
 
 
 
 
 
MONTANA  
 
 
 
RENDEZVOUS  
 
 
 
by Linda Wolf  
 
 
 
January 16-18, Montana Earth
 
Firstlers started 1987 with a fun-filled
 
weekend rendezvous at Boulder Hot
 
Springs. About 35 people gathered to
 
talk about issues and share information
 
within an informal discussion and work-
 
shop structure. Friday witnessed the
 
meeting and greeting of people from as
 
far as East Glacier to as close as Helena.
 
That night people mingled, enjoyed the
 
pools and listened to a group of skillful
 
musicians.
 
 
 
Saturday we got down to business
 
with the announcement of the opening
 
of a new account by treasurer Randy  
 
T. Restless. As befits a group with no  
 
formal structure, the role of Earth  
 
First! in Montana was the first topic of  
 
discussion. While allowing respect for
 
traditional methods of fighting the sys-
 
tem, the conclusion reached was a reem-
 
phasis of the unpredictable, radical and
 
uncompromising attitude of EF! Other
 
areas explored that day included the
 
press, Dogmeat on the Fishing Bridge
 
issue, and monkeywrenching. Mike  
 
Bader presented a slide show on the  
 
Badger/Two Medicine area, after which  
 
Woody Kipp of the Blackfeet Tribe  
 
added his concerns for the spiritual  
 
value of the land. That night, the party  
 
started with Walkin’ Jim’s inspirational  
 
musical slide show and Greg Keeler’s
 
witty environmental songs. The fun con-
 
tinued far into the night.  
 
 
 
On Sunday, discussion of the soon-to-  
 
be-introduced Montana wilderness bill  
 
led to the idea of organizing a huge  
 
“near-riot” in Missoula on March 2nd.  
 
The rally will be held to protest the in-
 
adequacy of the political system for pro-
 
ducing a respectable bill for wilderness
 
protection. At the hot pool, the group
 
discussed legal methods for fighting
 
political and industrial moves to develop
 
our wildlands. To top off a great
 
weekend, Phil Knight talked about the  
 
rainforest situation. Before leaving,  
 
everyone formed one last circle to wrap  
 
up the rendezvous with Walkin’ Jim’s  
 
“Power Song.” And we all agreed, “For  
 
the Earth Now We Must Stand!”  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Round River Rendezvous ’87  
 
 
 
 
 
by Barbara Dugelby  
 
 
 
Plans are already under way for the
 
87 Round River Rendezvous, to be held
 
July 6-10 on the spectacular North Rim
 
of the Grand(mother) Canyon. Some of
 
this planet’s most recondite eco-war-
 
riors, including activists, poets, musi-
 
cians, and artists will make their pre-
 
sence known at workshops, campfires,
 
hikes and the like.
 
 
 
The 87 RRR Committee is consider-
 
ing problems with workshops,
 
campfires, merchandise, the Rally, etc.,
 
encountered at the 86 RRR. No final
 
decisions have been made, so if you have
 
questions or suggestions please send
 
them to us in the next few weeks. (For
 
more info about what we are consider-
 
ing, see the Open Letter to the 87 RRR
 
Committee in the Samhain edition.)
 
 
 
VOLUNTEERS — The Committee
 
is desperately seeking volunteers for
 
many tasks. As soon as possible, we
 
wish to begin collecting names for re-
 
gional carpool coordinators, as well as
 
someone to coordinate these coor-
 
dinators. We are seeking coordinators
 
for parking, water and a stage. We also
 
need volunteers on these committees:
 
childcare (ideas and extra hands), trash,
 
merchandise, and a greeting table.
 
 
 
 
 
ART — The Committee is consider-
 
ing allowing artists to display their
 
artwork during the RRR. In order for
 
artists to do this, however, they must
 
first get an OK from the Committee.
 
We want the exhibiting artist to already
 
be a contributing Earth First !er and for
 
the. work to somehow reflect the EF!
 
message or show appreciation for wild
 
nature. Requests or inquiries should be  
 
sent to Gena Trott, POB 652, Reserve,
 
NM 87830. No artwork can be shown
 
without prior arrangement.
 
 
 
WORKSHOP IDEAS — What work-
 
shops or other (organized) activities
 
would you like to see at this year’s RRR?
 
More specifically, would you like to lead
 
a workshop? Contact Barb.
 
 
 
T-SHIRT — We need a design for a
 
Round River Rendezvous t-shirt. Illus-
 
trations should be sent to Barb before
 
March 31. If you have ideas about colors
 
of the design or the shirt, include them.
 
 
 
MONEY — Yes! We are already ac-
 
cepting donations to the 87 RRR fund.
 
There are so many hidden expenses for
 
this wonderful event, including porta-
 
potties (ok, not so hidden), insurance,
 
etc. Contributions should be sent to the
 
Earth First! Foundation, POB 50681,
 
Tucson, AZ 85703, earmarked for the
 
RRR fund.
 
 
 
 
 
If you can help in any way with the
 
Rendezvous, let us know. Everyone
 
start gearing up for a hootin’, howlin’,
 
definitely unforgettable week under the
 
full moon in the Grand Canyon!
 
 
 
ob Phillips at 86 RRR.
 
 
 
 
 
CocaCola
 
Against the
 
Rainforest
 
 
 
The following is drawn from a January  
 
19 press release of Friends of the Earth  
 
Limited, 377 City Road, London, ECI.  
 
 
 
B
 
 
 
 
*Today, 19 January, [[Friends of the Earth International]] issued a statement condemning proposals by Coca-Cola Foods Ltd...
 
*Today, 19 January, [[Friends of the Earth International]] issued a statement condemning proposals by Coca-Cola Foods Ltd...
 
*Page 13 [[Earth First!]] February 2,1987 "Battle of Four Notch Continues" by [[Lah Weaselman]]  
 
*Page 13 [[Earth First!]] February 2,1987 "Battle of Four Notch Continues" by [[Lah Weaselman]]  
 
*Page 7 [[Earth First!]] March 20, 1987 by Karen DeBraal  
 
*Page 7 [[Earth First!]] March 20, 1987 by Karen DeBraal  
 
  
 
==References==
 
==References==

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Earth First! is a far-left environmental group founded on April 4, 1980 by Dave Foreman, Mike Roselle, Howie Wolke, Bart Koehler, and Ron Kezar.[1]

Earth First! members have committed numerous acts of violence and sabotage (also referred to as eco-terrorism and eco-sabotage).

Kieran Suckling, founder of the Center for Biological Diversity worked with Earth First![2]

Their publication is the Earth First! Journal.[3]

Background

On February 12 2002, Federal Bureau of Investigation's James F. Jarboe, Domestic Terrorism Section Chief, Counterterrorism Division testified in part before the House Resources Committee, Subcommittee on Forests and Forest Health:

"Disaffected environmentalists, in 1980, formed a radical group called Earth First! and engaged in a series of protests and civil disobedience events. In 1984, however, members introduced "tree spiking" (insertion of metal or ceramic spikes in trees in an effort to damage saws) as a tactic to thwart logging. In 1992, the ELF Earth Liberation Front was founded in Brighton, England, by Earth First! members who refused to abandon criminal acts as a tactic when others wished to mainstream Earth First!.[4]

Earth First! Speakers Bureau

The Earth First! Speakers Bureau[5] includes:

1987 Earth First! Directory

The following was published at the Earth First! Journal in 1987:[6]

"Earth First! The Radical Environmental Journal is an independent entity within the international Earth First! movement, and is not the newsletter of the

Earth First! movement. It does, however, provide a forum for Earth First1ers around the work!. This directory is provided as a service to independent EF! groups. If you would like to be listed as a contact or as a group, please contact Bob Kaspar...Bob acts as coordinator for local EF! groups for the EF! movement.

  • Earth First! Journal
  • EARTH FIRST! FOUNDATION
  • EF! RAINFOREST ACTION
  • Bay Area Earth First!
  • EF! GRIZZLY BEAR TASK FORCE Missoula, MT 59807
  • AUSTRALIA John Seed
  • Rainforest Information Centre Australia
  • JAPAN Rick Davis

400 Yamanashi-ken, Kofu-shi Saiwai-cho, 18-11 Kofu, Japan (0552) 33-6017

MEXICO J. Banks Apto Postal Box 381

Guaymas, Sonora Mexico

SCOTLAND Grant Collie Box 86

43 Candlemaker Row Edinburgh, EH1 2QB Scotland

LOCAL GROUPS

ARIZONA EARTH FIRST!

Roger Featherstone Ned Powell POB 5871 T\icson, AZ 85703 (602)622-1371

Mary Sojourner OCSR #14 Flagstaff, AZ 86001 (602)774-8601

Gristle POB 1525 Prescott, AZ 86302

Vaugn Croteau POB 5597

Scottsdale, AZ 85261

BRITISH COLUMBIA Paul Watson POB 48446 Vancouver, BC V7X 1A2 CANADA (604)688-SEAL

CALIFORNIA EARTH FIRST! GROUPS

CHICO EARTH FIRST!

Michelle Miller POB 5625 Chico, CA 95927 (916)345-4746

DAVIS EARTH FIRST!

Susie Rodriguez-Pastor Jennifer Wachter 510 Arthur St. #208 Davis, CA 95616 (916)758-7425/753-2568

EASTERN SIERRA EF! Sally Miller POB 29

Lee Vining, CA 93541 (619)647-6360

GRASS VALLEY EARTH FIRST! Dakota Sid Clifford 15440 St. Hwy 174 Grass Valley, CA 95945 (916)273-7186

LOS ANGELES EARTH FIRST! Peter Bralver 13110 Bloomfield St.

Sherman Oaks, CA 91423 (818)784-6176/905-0583

MONTEREY EF!

Rob & Kim Burton 505 11th St.

Pacific Grove, CA 93950 (408)372-2426

NORTHCOAST EF! GROUPS ARCATA EF!

Bill Devall POB 21

Areata, CA 95521 (707)822-8136/826-3551

HUMBOLDT/MENDOCINO EF! Darryl Chemey S. Humboldt Action Center 814 1/2 Redwood Dr.

Garberville, CA 95440 (707)923-2931/2913

Betty & Gary Ball 429 N. State St.

Ukiah, CA 95482 (707)462-3053

SONOMA EARTH FIRST!

Greg King POB 1825

Guerneville, CA 95446 (707)874-9964

WILLITS EF!

Don Morris POB 1551 Will its, CA 95490


PALM SPRINGS EARTH FIRST!

Rod Coronado

711 S. Riverside Dr. #3

Palm Springs, CA 92262

(619)322-2252

SAN FRANCISCO BAY EF! GROUPS EAST BAY Karen Pickett POB 83

Canyon, CA 94516 (415)376-7329/548-2220

MARIN COUNTY Tim Jeffries 22 Claus Circle Fairfax, CA 94930 (415)456-7433

SAN FRANCISCO

Jolie Velazquez

2237 Filbert St

San Francisco, CA 94123

(415)397-6880(W)

SAN DIEGO EARTH FIRST!

Claude Mathis POB 311

Encinitas, CA 92024 (619)942-8069

SANTA BARBARA EF!

Larry Davidson 6609 Sabado Tarde #B Isla Vista, CA 93117 (805)685-3836

Tom Dudley POB 14124

Santa Barbara, CA 93107 (805)968-0128 961-4203 (W)

SANTA CRUZ EF!

Karen DeBraal POB 344

Santa Cruz, CA 95061 (408)724-1916

STANISLAUS EARTH FIRST!

Bill Curless POB 901

Oakdale, CA 95361 (209)258-8339

YOSEMITE EF!

Tom Skeele POB 272

Yosemite, CA 95389 (209)372-4441

COLORADO EARTH FIRST!

Eric Holle

1126 James Canyon Dr.

Boulder, CO 80302 (303)442-5518

Scott Sala 1141 Emerson Denver, CO 80218 (303)831-6093

FLORIDA EARTH FIRST!

Ronnie Hawkins POB 13253

Gainesville, FL 32604 (904)495-9203

NORTH IDAHO EARTH FIRST! Georgie Sarvis POB 422

Coeur d’ Alene, ID 83814 (208)667-4678

MAINE EARTH FIRST!

Gary Lawless Gulf of Maine Books 61 Main St.

Brunswick, ME 04011 (207)729-5083

MASSACHUSETTS EF!

NICA POB 597 Athol, MA 01331

Ben Gordesky 121 Museum St. #2 Somerville, MA 02143


MONTANA EARTH FIRST! Randall Restless Box 6151

Bozeman, MT 59715

John Zelazny POB 7153

Missoula, MT 59807 (406)549-0346

Rose Zechman 816 Cooley Missoula, MT 59802

NEW MEXICO EARTH FIRST! Steve Marlatt c/o 3957 Westview Las Cruces, NM 88005 (505)526-9380

Brad Lagorio 2405 Meadow Rd SW Albuquerque, NM 87105 (505)873-0299

Ron Mitchell

144 E. De Vargas #11

Santa Fe, NM 87501

Kathy Chaney 504 S. Michigan Roswell, NM 88201 (505)624-2856

OHIO EARTH FIRST!

Jerry R. Welch 1150 McIntosh Ave.

Akron, OH 44314 (216)848-1979

Dev Weiss

8293 Chagrin Mills Rd Novelty, OH 44072 (216)338-3589/338-5383

OHIO VALLEY EF!

Brian Hagemann

727 Dixmyth Apt. 502 West

Cincinnati, OH 45220 (513)961-3660

OREGON EARTH FIRST!

Ric Bailey POB 605

Joseph, OR 97846 (503)432-1015

TEXAS EARTH FIRST!

Barbara Dugelby POB 7292 University Station Austin, TX 78713 (512)467-1404

Sedge Simons 4018 Turn berry Houston, TX 77025 (713)669-0733

Leah Averett 1518 Owasso Ft. Worth, TX 76107 (817)731-6348

VERMONT EARTH FIRST!

Erik Sohlberg RR1, Box 80-A East Corinth, VT 05040 (802)439-6266

VIRGINIA/DC EARTH FIRST! Robert F. Mueller Rt. 1 Box 250 Staunton, VA 24401 (703)885-6983

Martha Slover 1512-A Meadowbrook Dr. Blacksburg, VA 24060 (703)552-6548

WASHINGTON EARTH FIRST! George Draffan POB 95316 Seattle, WA 98145

Fred E. Foiler POB 3566

Wenatchee, WA 98801

WYOMING EARTH FIRST! Hiroshima Svendsen Box 2166

Jackson, WY 83001 (307)733-4793

Vistara Parham 32 Redpoll Lane RR 3 Sheridan, WY 82801 (307)6744795

LOCAL CONTACTS


MIDWEST HEADWATERS EF! Bob Kaspar

305 N. Sixth St.

Madison, WI 53704 (608)241-9426

Hank Bruse KA9TIF (short wave)

235 Travis Drive

Wisconsin Rapids, WI 5441M

(715)423-5636

Jim Veller Northland College POB 209

Ashland, WI 54806

Steven & Landis Spickerman^

3670 Darling Lane I ^ ^ j i^>

Ike Walton Lake S' $ * *

Lac du Flambeau, WI 54538

Hal Lupinek 5014 N. Harding Chicago, 1L 60625 (312)341-0800 (day)

Elaine Vercruysse 105 Galdys

Fox River Grove, IL 60033 (312)639-8631

Paul Rechten 7405 Shields Rd.

Harvard, 1L 60033 (815)943-4178

Chuck Varani 355 Bates St. Paul, MN 55106 (612)771-7920


(707)459-4715


ARKANSAS NCWA POB 189 Jasper, AR 72641

ALASKA Michael Lewis 105 Cedar Beach Rd. Sitka, AK 99855

IOWA

Bruce Espe RR 1, Box 54 Dexter, IA 50070 (515)743-2798

KENTUCKY A1 Fritsch POB 298

Livingston, KY 40445

LOUISIANA Stephen Duplantier POB 512

Abita Springs, LA 70420

MARYLAND Leonard J. Kerpelman 2403 W. Rogers Baltimore, Ml) 21209 (301)367-8855

MICHIGAN Stan VanVelsor 3173 Chelsea Circle Ann Arbor, MI 48104

"The Alliance hopes to involve environmental activists from all over the East. The day will include presentations on envisioning and understanding an ecological society; celebrations of Earth; and will involve Earth First!, Greenpeace, Sea Shepherd, local bio-regional and green groups and All Species folks. To offer help or obtain information, contact: David Levine, Learning Alliance
  • TENNESSEE Brian Lee Hickok
  • UTAH Julien Puzey Salt Lake City, UT 84105
  • WEST VIRGINIA JR Spruce Ridgeley, WV 26753
  • The Sonoran bioregional meeting hosted by Earth First!, held January 18, drew 25 participants, most of whom hope to form a network “to bring together people who desire to further the ecological needs of the Sonoran Bioregion.” A second meeting is tentatively scheduled for February 22. Contact Jean Eisenhower
  • Earth First! Benefit concert by John Circus and Steve Clark
  • Earth First! WESTERN ROAD SHOW. Contact Mike Roselle
  • PENNSYLVANIA John McFarland David Hafer Lewisburg PA, Antoinette Dwinga Carnegie, PA
  • CALIFORNIA Rodney Coronado starting a new Earth First! chapter in Palm Springs. "Rod plans to join other EF!ers to confront trapping and other issues."
  • MONTANA: Montana Forever Wild! Rally Americans for Wilderness is sponsoring a grand show of support for Montana’s remaining wild and

roadless areas on March 2 in Missoula

"As befits a group with no formal structure, the role of Earth First! in Montana was the first topic of discussion....Mike Bader presented a slide show on the Badger/Two Medicine area, after which Woody Kipp of the Blackfeet Tribe added his concerns for the spiritual value of the land. That night, the party started with Walkin’ Jim’s inspirational musical slide show and Greg Keeler’s witty environmental songs...On Sunday, discussion of the soon-to-be-introduced Montana wilderness bill led to the idea of organizing a huge “near-riot” in Missoula on March 2nd. Phil Knight talked about the rainforest situation. Before leaving, everyone formed one last circle to wrap up the rendezvous with Walkin’ Jim’s “Power Song.” And we all agreed, “For the Earth Now We Must Stand!”

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