The Commissioners are still waffling and considering approving the Parks and Open Space (POS) cropland policy which allows the continued planting of GMOs on Open Space land.
A group of concerned citizens, not satisfied with the “business as usual” cropland policy being presented by POS, have written an alternative policy referred to as “The Citizens Cropland Policy”.
In order to communicate how we want these lands to be managed, we need THOUSANDS of citizens to endorse this policy before the Commissioners’ Public Hearing on December 8th. Our voice needs to be SO LOUD that they cannot ignore us any longer.
- Please go to “The Citizens Cropland Policy” website at www.bcccp.info to read and endorse the policy.
- Send the policy website to EVERYONE you know who lives in the county and ask them to endorse the policy as well.
- Attend the Commissioners’ public hearing on December 8th. Numbers count! We need to show up in force and communicate in a clear, definitive voice! (for information on this meeting go to www.gmknow.org/key-dates)
- Post these links on your Facebook page and ask fellow citizens to take a stand with you against GMOs and harmful agricultural practices and for the clean and sustainable management of public croplands.
- Talk about this issue with others and let them know they can have a voice by endorsing the Citizens Policy. Help spread the word.
Pick just one of these things to do or do them all! If each of us takes action and asks others to do the same, “We the People” can successfully define how our Open Space Agricultural acres are managed to ensure these lands are available for future generations.
Thank you for participating in this direct act of democracy.




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