FOMA Board member Jocelyn Akins visited Bird Creek Meadows on August 5, 2017 and took this picture of grazing cattle in subalpine meadows near Crooked Creek. It has been a continuing project of FOMA to monitor these intrusions and to press the National Forest, the cattle permittee, and the Yakama Nation to build better fences to keep the cattle where they are supposed to be – at lower altitudes. This evidence has already received a response from the Forest Service, and FOMA board members will be visiting and monitoring conditions for the rest of the season.
Bird Creek Meadows Fall Opening — Delayed
Ever Wild by Darryl Lloyd, Co-Founder, Friends of Mt Adams
FOMA co-founder Darryl Lloyd wrote the definitive book on Mt Adams. FOMA has purchased some of these books to distribute to libraries and schools. If you would like to sponsor your library or school receiving a copy, please contact us. FOMA is not selling Ever Wild. If you wish to purchase copies, please go to http://www.mtadamsbook.com/ to place an order.
