Unfortunately, existing law does not provide a consistent process for protecting state parks. Recent high-profile examples of threats to state parks have demonstrated that there is not a clear, unambiguous policy in the state that prioritizes protection of these resources and ensures that an appropriate state-level body makes decisions about our parks' futures.
http://www.calparks.org/takeaction/qanda.html
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