"California State Parks announced a plan to close up to 70 of its 278 parks due to budget cuts. The closures are necessary to achieve an $11 million reduction in the next fiscal year 2011/12, that amount increasing to $22 million in the following fiscal year 2012/13. " (source: said Ruth Coleman, director of California State Parks 05/13/2011)
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The beaches and parks in California are the most beautiful in the world. Right now the State Parks are in trouble. At least 70 parks are on a list for potential closure this year and some have already closed. We need every person's help to stop these park closures. You can help by visiting a local State Park at least once a month, buy an annual pass and share your passion for our beaches and parks with others. Make this year full of memories that will be spent at California Beaches or parks enjoying the outdoors. Help save California's outdoor life. Thank you in advance for helping to save the State Parks for our kids and other generations to come.
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If you want to read about the parks that will close this July 2012
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List of Orange County State Parks
Aliso and Wood Canyons Wilderness Park
Carbon Canyon Regional Park
Caspers Wilderness Park
Clark Regional Park
Craig Regional Park
Dana Point Youth and Group
Heritage Hill Historical Park
Irvine Regional Park
George Key Ranch Historical Park
Laguna Coast Wilderness Park
Laguna Niguel Regional Park
Mason Regional Park
Mile Square Regional Park
Newport Harbor Patrol
O’Neill Regional Park
Peters Canyon Regional Park
Riley Wilderness Park
Santiago Oaks Regional Park
Upper Newport Bay Nature Preserve
Yorba Regional Park
List of Orange County State Parks
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