• #52 Jen Jones - Bureau of Land Management, Moab Field Office Recreation Division Manager

  • Jul 15 2024
  • Duración: 48 m
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#52 Jen Jones - Bureau of Land Management, Moab Field Office Recreation Division Manager

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  • In this episode, Matt Lajeunesse interviews Jen Jones, the Recreation Director at the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Moab field office, who has been an integral part of the BASE jump community for over a decade. They discuss Jen's role and experiences working with BASE jumpers, managing public lands, and the unique challenges Moab faces with its 3 million annual visitors. The conversation touches on Turkey Boogie, the legality of BASE jumping on public lands, and the necessity of permits for commercial activities. Jen offers words to reassure the BASE community of BLM's openness and support while encouraging jumpers to stay informed and engaged.
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Thanks!

Glad to hear that my antisocial personality is helping the community ;-) I went to one turkey Boogie five or six years ago and it was way too crowded for me so now I usually show up a week or two before the boogie. spend 4-6 days and then go home before it gets nuts. Do another trip every year late may to early june. Let's respect the community and the land! I'm way to old to go back to sneaking around in the middle of the night!

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