Michael Kellett

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  Michael Kellett is the cofounder and executive director of RESTORE: The North Woods, a regional conservation organization working to restore and preserve wilderness and wildlife in New England since 1992.His major priority has been the creation of a 3.2-million-acre Maine Woods National Park & Preserve.Michael has been a national parks and wilderness activist for more than 20 years and has also been involved in preserving Walden Woods and Thoreau's birthplace.

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  Michael Kellett is the cofounder and executive director of RESTORE: The North Woods, a regional conservation organization working to restore and preserve wilderness and wildlife in New England since 1992.His major priority has been the creation of a 3.2-million-acre Maine Woods National Park & Preserve.Michael has been a national parks and wilderness activist for more than 20 years and has also been involved in preserving Walden Woods and Thoreau's birthplace.From 1986 through 1992, he worked as the northeast director and Michigan representative of The Wilderness Society.

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  Michael Kellett, Co-founder and Executive Director of RESTORE

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  Michael Kellett, Executive Director, RESTORE: The North Woods

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  Panelists include Bill McKibben, author of The End of Nature; Eleanor Tillinghast of Green Berkshires, Inc.; Michael Kellet of RESTORE: The North Woods; and Steve Terry of Green Mountain Power.

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  RESTORE Executive Director Michael Kellett and Maine Director Jym St. Pierre presented the Maine Woods National Park proposal and answered questions from many of the approximately 300 people in the audience.

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  And what about Michael Kellett, Executive Director of RESTORE?
  
  From Trashing the Economy: The Wildnerness Society was present at the Tufts gathering as well.Michael Kellett, Northeast Regional Director of the organization, said, "What we're really talking about here is sustainability, sustaining planetary life support systems and part of that is maintaining undisturbed ecosystems.I think it's likely this will all end up, most of this will end up being public land, preferably not by taking away-but that will probably be really the only alternative."

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  MICHAEL J. KELLETT , Esq. , Northeast Regional Director , The Wilderness Society

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  You've got to have perspective , said Michael Kellett , executive director of Restore the North Woods , a Massachusetts-based environmental group.Restore , considered to be one of the more extreme groups facing developers in the East , is currently trying to create the Maine Woods National Park.I'd rather protect 3.2 million acres in Maine than save a few acres at a ski area , he said.
  
  Restore has been involved in actions against ski area expansions at Sugarbush , Vt. , Loon and Waterville Valley , N.H. , and Wachusetts Mountain , Mass. , according to Kellett.The Loon issue over water for snowmaking went on for a decade , he said , and if anybody had reason to be frustrated , we did with Loon Mountain.But when Loon was taken over by new management , the two sides were able to sit down and work out an agreement , he said.
  
  Eco-Terrorism is Slippery Slope'.
  
  While admitting , I don't believe in wimpy compromising , Kellett said that he totally disagrees with the methods employed by environmental terrorists.I would agree with the concerns of the people who did it , but that's not the way to deal with it.
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  As for future relations between environmental groups and ski areas , Kellett said that depends on the company.There are still some areas where the owners just don't get it , he said.The industry has changed from Mom and Pop operations and there are much bigger potential problems , he said.You can't ignore the issues you have to deal with.The ones who deal are doing fine ; the others will run into opposition..

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  Michael Kellett

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