AMERICAN SAND ASSOCIATION INC

The organization conducts an annual raffle program, giving away a vehicle each year, to raise funds for its operations.

The organization conducts an annual raffle program, giving away a vehicle each year, to raise funds for its operations.

The organization conducts an annual raffle program, giving away a vehicle each year, to raise funds for its operations and advocacy efforts.

The organization conducts an annual raffle program, giving away a vehicle each year, to raise funds for its operations.

The organization commissions research, such as hiring McClure Consulting to review economic analyses, which is then used in environmental policy discussions, like the redefinition of critical habitat by the FWS.

The organization commissions research, such as hiring McClure Consulting to review economic analyses, which is then used in processes like redefining critical habitat by the FWS.

The organization commissions expert consultants to review economic analyses and other studies, which are then used in critical habitat designation processes and other land management decisions.

The organization commissions research, such as hiring McClure Consulting to review economic analyses, which is then used in processes like redefining critical habitat by the FWS.

The organization sells season permits for access to sand dunes, specifically Glamis (ISDRA) season passes, to support its operational activities.

The organization sells season permits, including Glamis (ISDRA) season passes, to provide access to dunes and support its operations.

The organization sells season permits, including Glamis (ISDRA) season passes, to provide access to dunes and support its operational costs.

The organization sells season permits for access to dunes, specifically Glamis (ISDRA) season passes, to support its operations.

The organization publishes newsletters, with archives available dating back to the year 2000.

The organization publishes newsletters, with archives available dating back to 2000, to communicate with its members and the public.

The organization publishes newsletters, with archives available dating back to 2000, to inform its members and the public.

The organization actively fights litigation and legislation to keep sand dunes open for recreational use, monitors dune-related situations, attends relevant meetings, and engages with government agencies like the BLM and local governments. This includes specific efforts to reopen closures in the Imperial Sand Dunes Recreation Area (ISDRA) and advocating for a Patton Valley corridor.

The organization actively fights litigation and legislation to keep sand dunes open for recreational use, monitoring situations, attending meetings, and engaging with government agencies like the BLM and local governments. This includes specific efforts to reopen closures in the Imperial Sand Dunes Recreation Area (ISDRA) and advocating for a Patton Valley corridor.

The organization actively fights litigation and legislation to keep sand dunes open for recreational use, monitors dune-related situations, attends relevant meetings, and engages with government agencies like the BLM and local governments. This includes specific efforts to reopen closures in the Imperial Sand Dunes Recreation Area (ISDRA) and advocating for a Patton Valley corridor.

The organization actively monitors and engages with legislative and governmental bodies, including the BLM, to support or oppose legislation and litigation that impacts access to sand dunes. This includes fighting closures, advocating for specific travel corridors like Patton Valley, and engaging with Senate Representatives and other legislators.

The organization instructs its members on how to participate in public comment processes, including making statements in scoping meetings and submitting protests regarding land management plans. They hold information meetings to educate members on submitting meaningful comments, which has resulted in significant member participation in advocacy efforts.

The organization educates its members on how to participate in public comment periods, scoping meetings, and protests related to land management plans, empowering them to advocate for sand dune access.

The organization instructs its members on how to participate in public comment periods, scoping meetings, and protests regarding land management plans. They hold information meetings to educate members on submitting meaningful comments, which has resulted in significant member input on issues like the Patton Valley Travel Corridor.

The organization instructs its members on how to participate in public comment periods, scoping meetings, and protests regarding land management plans. They hold information meetings to educate members on submitting meaningful comments, which has resulted in significant member input on issues like the Patton Valley Travel Corridor.