Purpose
The purpose of this act is to encourage public participation
in the acquisition, care, protection and the restoration of wilderness regions,
including endangered and threatened species, as well as to encourage the long-term
continuity of voluntary participation and the survival of those dedicated efforts
and their participants in perpetuity.
ConditionsDedication
Dedicated wilderness or native habitat shall not revert to commercial, speculative
or personal uses, or any use that causes damages to the geology, plant or animal
species.
Damages
The creators, participants, builders, contractors, visitors or any other party
is not allowed to clear, damage, bulldoze, grade, or in any way harm native
or wilderness habitat in any area, nor to control weeds or vegetation growth
in any region through the use of disking, bulldozing or excavation, while utilizing
mowing for the removal of ecological risks due to invasive, non-native plants.
Any damages caused to (non-invasive) plants, geology or structures shall require
the full and complete restoration of all damages incurred by the party causing
the damages, or through the personal labor or insurance of the conservancy,
or through replacement with equivalent undamaged habitat of at least an equivalent
area and of at least equivalent value. In an open area where a structure may
be allowed any form of impact shall be the minimum possible, without causing
excavation to the earth for a foundation or floor. Damages caused by a conservancy
shall require that full restoration will be secured by the property of the conservancy.
Conservancy participants should be aware that the restoration of habitat may
cost many time the purchase price of land.
Area
Facilities, structures, paved roads, care-taking facilities or camping areas
may affect not more than 5 percent of any conservancy. The lands of a conservancy
need not be contiguous, however the value of the wilderness portion shall not
be less than 20 times the unrestricted commercial value of the land of the facility
areas. There are no restrictions regarding size or region; however the benefits
to nature will typically be far greater in peripheral areas where costs are
far lower and threats to destruction are imminent; and where over 1,000 or 10,000
acres can be acquired for the price of 1 urban acre and where many critically
threatened species face extermination; and where such cost to benefit investments
can provide far more significant benefits for threatened species, as well as
potentially greater satisfaction for those who participate in such a constructive
and protective endeavor, while encouraging protective work in the areas of greatest
destruction, where consideration is least likely to be offered. Without affecting
any wilderness habitat, any area designated for facilities may be changed to
reduce impacts and improve usability, without exceeding the established area
or value.
Structures
Any structures built on an open and designated facility area shall provide the
minimum impact to the land for the use offered, and shall be designed to reflect
characteristics of the surrounding natural landscape, with minimal or no damages
to habitat, soils, geology or water-table and without any reduction in the total
vegetation, by utilizing piers in place of foundations, vertical multi-level
structures in place of horizontal with mass decreasing with height. Clearing
or damage to established native plants around structures is prohibited by conservancy
participants, outside contractors, government employees or any other person
or entity. Structures shall be designed to provide adequate security to address
any regional hazards including wind, flood, fire and earthquakes, and not clear,
destroy or impact the natural environment to achieve any purpose, or be fully
liable for the complete cost of restoring all terrain, plant and animal species
affected over a period of not less than 3 decades of work to resolve the restoration
process, which shall be fully secured by the assets, property and resources
of the individuals, community and the entity causing and enacting the impact.
Interference
The purposes of this act as implemented at any site shall not be impeded or
interfered with by other regulatory agencies or jurisdictions, in any manner,
directly or indirectly. No government agency may cause or require that any form
of damages to habitat or structures be initiated by any other party including
the conservancy for any presumed purpose including security or safety; and if
damages are caused intentionally or inadvertently at the request or direction
of any governmental entity, then that entity shall reimburse the conservancy
for not less than 10 times the cost of the damages caused and the personal time
expended to resolve the issues and damages at an hourly rate not less than billed
by trial attorneys, and be fully responsible for the complete restoration of
all habitat and structures affected. The non-habitat areas of an ecological
community do not have a dwelling or population density limitation, to the extent
that it can provide for its self-sustainability and not damage any dedicated
wilderness region, nor shall external density regulations be applicable or provide
for any form of interference. Any person, business or government agency interfering
with the fulfillment of the purposes of a conservancy shall be liable for all
expenses caused to the conservancy and its participants including expenditures
of personal time at an hourly rate which is not less than a competent trial
attorney for the total number of hours as documented by the conservancy participants.
Exemption
All participating reserves shall be recognized as entities exempt of property,
income or other form of taxation without any annual or reoccurring requirement
to provide forms, fees or applications to maintain their status; and any supportive
donations provided shall also be exempt of taxation without restriction or limitation.
Creation
The reserve shall be referred to as named by its creator and working participants;
and the entity along with its participants shall retain all individual legal
rights that have been established. Creation of a reserve to enact these purposes
begins with the recording of a deed, which copies and states that the conditions
are enacted in perpetuity and provides a map which identifies the proposes or
existing regions and the assignments of purpose, including: wilderness, old
growth forest or native habitat, trail, private road, parking, public highway,
caretaker facilities, nursery, propagation facility, laboratory, shop, storage,
office, camping area, greenhouse, orchard, botanical garden, and so on as need
and the total area of coverage for wilderness and other facility areas; as well
as the latitude and longitude coordinates of the corners of each site and parcel.
Documentation
A web site may be established to provide recent and dated high-resolution color
photograph(s) of the site(s) which shows each tree and individual shrubs, and
which identifies the property boundaries, elevations, habitat and facility regions
outlined and superimposed on the photograph; as well as oblique aerial views
of the three-dimensional landscape. Prior images may be maintained at the web
site and updated each 10 years and whenever any significant change occurs to
the site. The actual habitat or web site need not be provided for any form of
regular public access or aerial monitoring where there may be any risk associated
with such access or the provision of information, and is provided only to assist
with habitat protection, the monitoring of restoration efforts and viability
of plants, as information is available and provided by the conservancy.
Restoration
Where land has been previously damaged or cleared by a prior owner, the natural
elevations and top-soils are first reestablished and once the typical density
and distribution of local native species from the same drainage basin are established
and can survive for a full year without irrigation or support then the conservancy
may apply for permanent habitat status. Erosion due to use, access, lack of
vegetation or water flow shall be stopped whenever physically possible through
native plant and tree coverage or low impact structural measures. If the site
manager is absent, unable or uninterested in restoring damages, ending erosion,
protecting the site or reimbursing other essential maintenance expenses, then
low-impact and beneficial restoration efforts may be provided through the assistance
of other persons or entities in a cost effective manner with all materials,
labor and collection cost being owed to the assisting party; without diminishing
the value of the provided assistance over time; with the full value of the assistance
being secured through the value of the land. There is no expectation of any
individual to exceed their resources and personal labor; a long-term and considerate
effort based on available resources, personal labor and the application of effective
knowledge is typically sufficient.
Support
Non-native food bearing plants that may survive unattended or with minimal support
may be incorporated into the restoration of land damaged by a prior owner, to
benefit wildlife species and participants or the conservancy, without encroaching
on indigenous plants or trees, and may occupy up to 5 percent of the area of
a conservancy. Land previously utilized as a farm or orchard may convert to
sustainable, no-till, nontoxic practices without the use of herbicides or pesticides,
within a decade and to convert any unfarmed portions of the site to an indigenous
native plant habitat with financial securing of the full conversion to wilderness
habitat upon completion of farming; while continuing to maintain no more than
5% of a site for non-habitat or non-agricultural purposes. All income after
expenses, derived from the facility or work areas shall be used for wilderness
restoration and protection of habitat and threatened species, scientific research,
medical support for the continuity and improvement of participants, as well
as nonprofit purposes; and not be used for the profit of any individual, nor
provide for waste, needless or excessive consumption. A facility area may provide
for any otherwise allowable uses, including benefits for the community, fund
raising, support for the conservancy and support for the needs, long-term health
and continuity of the participants; without causing damages to wilderness regions,
threatened or endangered species, while providing continued benefits for the
process of restoration and the expansion of wilderness regions; until the earth
can continue to support the life and evolution of nature and humanity.
Decisions
Any issues affecting the operation of a conservancy shall allow for an open
process of review, analysis and decision, based on consensus, where any considerate,
knowledgeable and interested party may raise an issue or objection of consequence
that needs to be fully addressed and resolved unanimously; without conflicting
with the conditions contained herein or specific conservation conditions of
the reserve. Conservancy management needs to be based on people experienced
and knowledgeable with habitat and species restoration, related research, facilities
and support issues, or develop assistance as needed to accommodate any required
projects. There are no restrictions or prohibitions against family participation,
assignment or continuity in the participation, management or stewardship of
a conservancy; only a responsibility to provide for the continuity of experienced
and capable management or participation. Secure long-term growth, ecological
conservation and species restoration is far more important than expediency,
rapid change supported by unsustainable debt or an illusion of restoration.
No participant who is providing considerable and beneficial efforts is required
to exceed their capabilities, only to prioritize and accommodate critically
important tasks to prevent damages and provide for long-term restoration efforts
and continuity.
Resolution
The conservancy or any participant may choose the process to resolve any dispute
based on mediation and arbitration and choose the qualifications and selection
of the mediator and arbitrator, without utilizing attorneys, and prohibit litigation
as a means of resolving any conflict.
Income
Any income derived by the conservancy from fees, contributions, events, sale
or transfer of habitat, or any other means shall be dedicated to the conservancy's
growth and continuation, debt reimbursement, labor, insurance, operating and
medical expenses; the care, protection and restoration of threatened species,
and any supporting nonprofit purpose and not revert to any form of profit, waste
or excess consumption.
Benefits
The benefits created as a result of protecting, caring for and restoring wilderness
habitats should exceed acquisition costs on a long-term basis including providing
for technical support, labor and biological research; or savings dedicated for
habitat acquisition purposes, protective barriers, local native plant propagation
costs, irrigation, fertilization, association and educational expenses, communication
and office expenses, tools, equipment, insurance, health and medical costs for
working participants. It is important to create significant benefits that support
ecological and long-term biological benefits that can measurably improve the
acquisition and restoration of wilderness habitats, support beneficial scientific
research that assists the survival of species and the continuity of beneficial
traits, assists with the restoration process, reduces population pressures,
encroachment, destructive impacts against nature, violence, genocidal events,
improve care and survivability for all species, through personal efforts, community
projects, documentation of knowledge and educational media projects. Efficiency
and effectiveness is both encouraged and essential to support beneficial results
of conservancy projects which are supported by an annually updated web listing
of significant projects occurring at each conservancy, as well as its informational
and resource needs which may be addressed through other conservancies or individuals
who may have resolved similar issues, as well as listing prior accomplishments
and approximate expenditures for habitat acquisition, maintenance, insurance,
legal expenses, research and medical expenses, education, plant propagation
and restoration costs, sustainable water collection and feed production efforts
donated or expended by the conservancy. Where an organization may have adequate
resources with limited capabilities than assistance may be pursued to effectively
implement its wilderness care and acquisition purposes, as well as its technical
and scientific needs to accommodate all of its supportive objectives. No party
is entitled to any benefits of a conservancy who does not significantly and
proportionally contribute to the protection, research, restoration and the maintenance
of the conservancy and its purposes; or who in any way impedes, interferes with,
causes damages, labor or expense for any conservancy.
Reversion
The dedication of land for wilderness and ecological community purposes is permanent
in nature, and if any party should be able to pursue the dismantling of a preserve
then those individuals or entities shall be liable for all back-taxes not required
by all parties plus the entire cost of the conservancy including all voluntary
labor over its entire history with interest at not less than 1 percent per month
from its inception; all to be dedicated to wilderness and related nonprofit
purposes; plus the cost of acquiring an equivalent valued and sized conservancy
or larger, and the legal expenses of every other party including their personal
expenses and time which shall not be evaluated as less valuable per hour than
a that of a competent and productive trial attorney. Further insurance at a
fair rate shall be available to protect against reversion and to provide for
the full protection of the restoration cost and the buyers selectable value
of a habitat along with an optional list of damage categories based on regional
statistics and without inflating profit margins above the most common forms
of insurance. Prior to any transfer of a parcel, any participants or secondarily
any other party that can demonstrate their long-term commitment to protect and
restore the wilderness portion and provide for the continuity of indigenous
species as well as necessary and dedicated participants, shall be provided prior
options to maintain and acquire the habitat and related facilities with a sufficiently
long-term negotiation and payment schedule to accommodate acquisition and not
exceed the sustainable economic value of the dedicated purposes, habitat and
resources.
Procedures
Legal or judicial procedures or costs shall not be used to deny any party's
access to justice, including a fair and competant review of all pertaining issues,
mediation and as required alternative dispute resolution based on the issues
of the case, exclusively assisted with proven personal experience and competence
in the subjects and issues being reviewed, with the purpose of resolving and
addressing similar future conflicts, based on provable facts not unsubstantiated
accusitations, all without inflicting harm or damages to habitat, species or
participants.
Appropriation
The confiscation or taking of resources, wilderness, property, money, labor
or time, regardless of kind, of any conservancy or nonprofit entity, or the
dedicated contributions of its participants, by any individual, entity, government
agency or body, is illegal, damaging and deemed a theft, and shall require the
immediate and full repayment of all damages, takings, property and resources
diminished at the full and complete value plus all related labor, legal and
collection expenses; and all at ten times the total costs and losses incurred,
plus interest at not less than twelve percent per year compounded, above the
rate of inflation, all of which is accumulated for each month that the balance
is owed by the damaging or taking party(s); without any form of dismissal or
bankruptcy being allowed by any judicial, legislative, government, individual
or corporate entity and without any form of dismissal allowed to evade any portion
of the full reimbursement plus accumulated interest, all without any statute
of limitations being applicable nor any notification required to sustain the
collection or recovery process, for such a taking, appropriation or damages
including the addition of all costs or losses related to any form of evasive
actions or legal procedures pursued by any damaging or appropriating party,
entity, or government body; with all related damages and losses requiring full
and complete reimbursement or at the option of the damaged entity requiring
the transfer of equivalent resources or property of the damaging party(s) sufficient
to satisfy full reimbursement. Any resources, wilderness or property neglected
or abandoned for five or more years may be maintained and managed by other long-term
participants in accordance with all conservation and nonprofit purposes in perpetuity.
The intention and purpose as described herein is to provide attention, protection and assistance for nature, its caretakers and humanity; without subjugating anyone to disparity, damage or degradation; whether through repeatedly used deceptions such as by claiming positive intentions while in fact specifically implementing self-centered monetary objectives; or alternatively by implementing threats of abuse and violence; or through false accusations and economic assaults based on the force of law. Obviously no such assaults or deceptions need to be perpetuated, particularly when understanding and intentions can be directed to prohibit such behavior and damages on a permanent basis. Laws or intentions, which are designed to inflict damages, are clearly in themselves blatantly abusive, violent and inherently illegal, in spite of the fact that those same judicial procedures ignore and encourage damaging and abusive behavior; and are perpetuated by law and government entities. Consequently are widely understood as demonstrably criminal, socially destructive, and a massive and reoccurring threat to life and survival; that ends when recognition and response occur. Naturally most believe that deception and abuse are weapons that they must use for their personal success, and consequently will see no benefit in caring for nature or anyone else, no matter how considerate they may claim to be. So a personal history predominantly occupied with the long-term care of nature and humanity may be a more instructive guide than anyone’s words or intentions. Obviously in a world riddled with problems a helpful person is not common, and is no doubt fully occupied with overwhelming life supportive tasks, as well as with little to no time to solicit assistance.
Accession
No person, company, organization or government entity may accuse, threaten,
require financial or any other kind of payment or debt, create legal action
against, assess, tax or confiscate any asset, property, resource, time, materials
or labor, for any thing, property, facility, resource, labor or service which
any person or entity had not directly utilized, nor exceed the value of any
portion utilized, nor ignore any other substantial and equivalent contribution,
restitution, value or payment. No person or entity is allowed or encouraged
to commit crime or cause damages, nor compel another to pay for the damages,
any related insurance, personal losses or expenses. Each party is required to
pay for the damages that they cause or inflict against property, persons or
nature; and the damages inflicted shall not be reduced or eliminated as a result
of time, punishment, legal action or any lack of action. Any form of punishment
inflicted against any person or entity is prohibited, while full restitution
plus all related costs and personal labor, including collection expenses, detection
and insurance costs are owed and require full payment by the perpetrator, who
may be denied future access to areas, regions or persons if there is a potential
for future damages; for a period of five, ten or twenty years or permanently
depending on the persons or entity bearing the damages or loss. Any person,
organization or government entity who creates false or malicious charges shall
be required to pay in full with interest compounded at not less than one-percent
per month above the rate of inflation for all time, all losses, fees, travel,
research and any other expenses as itemized by the accused at the highest hourly
rate that they may have obtained during the period of the accusations, but not
less than the hourly rate paid for competent specialized attorney services.
If accusations are provided falsely then all persons participating in the accusations,
punishment or legal process shall automatically and without a trial each receive
not less than the same penalties, financial and personal burdens, and punishment
without delay, commencing within one day, without exclusion for government employees,
entities, prosecutors or accusers; and each shall be fully liable for all damages
and losses incurred by the accused.
Life
restitution
Any act which results in the deprivation of another person’s life, excluding
accidents, self-defense or inherit issues of health, shall require the full
restitution of all losses caused to the victims by the perpetrators and any
party or entity encouraging or benefiting from the acts; by providing for assistance
to anyone effectively acting in behalf of the victims, their family or community;
who shall provide for the continuity or survival of their beneficial capabilities
and life potentials; including all related medical expenses, laboratory procedures,
at home assistance, education, support, advanced restoration techniques and
related research.
Restitution shall include support for the development of techniques needed to restore the life of individuals or groups violently harmed, murdered, damaged, degraded or denied the continuity of life by any means, whether implemented through violence, propaganda, genocide, disease, pollution, deception or coercion, including government participation of any nature; in order to establish or maintain control, create economic benefits, subservience or instigate life terminating consequences that degrade the future survival or potential of any people, or by selectively eradicating beneficial qualities of individuals of a population, by requesting or requiring support for any detrimental population replacement program or for the repopulation of any region, to establish control, to create economic advantage or maintain subservience; based on evidence of the actions taken, regardless of the claimed intentions used to justify any actions. The demographic results, including a degradation of health, increases in disease, the reduction of a population’s abilities and capabilities, or overpopulation that stresses the sustainability of any region, wilderness degradation or eradication, the increase of violence or oppression, reductions in diversity and beneficial qualities of life and increased government dependencies shall each over many decades demonstrate life degrading results, losses of endangered species, as well as life terminating impacts on a very large scale that have diminished humanity and require restitution.
Limitation:
No person, organization or government entity may use force, pursue litigation,
create charges, accusations, invade, confiscate resources, demand labor, financial
or material resources of any kind or amount, from or against any person, property
or entity who has caused no material or physical damages, nor forcibly taken,
consumed or withheld any resources, labor or time without full and complete
reimbursement and restoration of all damages or losses incurred by any person,
natural entity or organization.
Wilderness Reserve Notes
March 18, 2005 © wrn, e-m@mail.com, updated: Sunday, November 6, 2005 11:47 PM