Sending Email Snowmobiles still putter up to the western gateway of Yellowstone National Park here, their riders heavily swathed in the near-zero temperatures, ready to pay $15 to enter what the local Chamber of Commerce calls "our winter wonderland."
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Reading Email Unless the snowmobilers are with a guide, however, they are now told they cannot drive into the white-blanketed wilderness of Yellowstone. The park's snowmobile policy changed on Tuesday night, when a federal judge in Washington overturned rules established by the National Park Service under the Bush administration and returned the park to more restrictive rules established under the Clinton administration.
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Storing Email The ruling, hours before the park opened for winter use on Wednesday morning, had the effect of reducing the number of snowmobiles allowed in Yellowstone to 493 a day from 950. All snowmobilers must now enter with a private guide trained by the Park Service, and groups can be no larger than 11.
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Email Software Under the Bush administration rules, 80 percent of the snowmobilers were required to have a guide, and 20 percent could enter individually or in small groups with minimal training, which can be gained on the Internet.
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Antispam Software Park Service officials said this week that they were scrambling to help visitors find alternatives to entering the park on their own.
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Fight Spam "We're doing everything we can to help people find a guide or a snow coach," Brian Suderman, a spokesman for the park, said, referring to a vehicle that is a kind of tour bus with skis on front and a tread in the back. "We don't want people not to visit the park."
Stoping Spam The ruling has roiled the tourist economy in this village of about 1,100 people just outside the park.
Block Spam "It's out of control here," said Jerry Johnson, mayor of this self-proclaimed snowmobile capital of the world, as well as a snowmobile outfitter, motel owner and photographer. "People are frantic not to have their vacation ruined."
Spam Emails J. C. Sumner, a retired sheriff's deputy from Jacksonville, Fla., was one of the visitors trying to salvage his trip. Mr. Sumner came here for a snowmobiling vacation with eight family members. They planned months ago to rent snowmobiles and drive on their own to watch Old Faithful erupt. But when they arrived in Bozeman, Mont., on Thursday they found out about the judge's order and had to scurry to hire a guide, who offered more expensive snowmobiles, at an additional cost of $60 per person per day, for two days.
Email Account "I think it stinks," Mr. Sumner said. "It's bad for business, it's bad for tourists, and it borders on being unethical."
Sending Email It was a similar story all over this town, which has as many snowmobiles on the street as cars. While the big season here is summer, winter has been growing in importance.
Reading Email After the court ruling on Tuesday, many people canceled their trips, and at least 20 people have been laid off by local businesses, Mayor Johnson said. Some businesses say they will not open for the winter now, and for many of those that do, the outlook for the week after Christmas, normally one of busiest of the year, appears bleak.
Storing Email "It's the minijackpot that we wait all fall for," said Randy Roberson, owner of Yellowstone Vacations, which has 100 snowmobiles but has been able to rent only a handful. "Now all of the headlines have ruined it."
Email Software Officials at Xanterra Parks and Resorts, which owns many of the concessions in and around the park, estimate that 6,000 people who planned to come in on snowmobiles by themselves are changing their plans, either by finding a guide, booking a trip on a snow coach or simply canceling.
Antispam Software "So far we have lost about a hundred room nights in the winter season" to cancellations, said Jim McCaleb, general manager for Xanterra. "It's ironic because this is one of the best winters for snow conditions for six or eight years."
Fight Spam Some people, however, feel that even the more restrictive rules do not go far enough.
Stoping Spam "I would like to see snowmobiles eliminated from the park completely," said Cynthia Lawson, a cross-country skier from Bozeman. "Our parks are an absolute treasure, and to have these disgusting machines is terrible."
Block Spam This is the first year that the number of snowmobiles in the park have been regulated. But until the judge's ruling, it was the Bush administration's rules that were to have been the first enforced.
Spam Emails Previously, the number of snowmobilers in the park averaged 840 a day, but went as high as 1,650 on some holidays. Last year, on some days here, at the busiest snowmobile entrance to the park the air pollution was so bad that park employees wore respirators.
Email Account Under the Bush rules, many of the most polluting machines were being phased out and replaced with cleaner-burning equipment. But the Clinton rules do not require the less-polluting machines because they were drawn up before the improved technology was available.
Sending Email For years it has been a priority for environmentalists to reduce the number of snowmobiles allowed in the park or eliminate them.
Reading Email "Years of study show they have detrimental effects on wildlife in winter," said Tony Jewett, the senior director for the Northern Rockies Office of the National Parks and Conservation Association in Helena, Mont., one of the those that filed the suit. "They're harmful to park employees because they pollute, they are noisy, and for other users they compromise the experience of the silence and solitude, which are hallmarks of the winter landscape in Yellowstone."
Storing Email Under the Clinton administration, the National Park Service conducted a three-year study in the 1990's and came up with the plan to phase out snowmobiles starting in 2000, with a complete ban set for 2003. The Bush administration supplanted the Clinton phaseout plan.
Email Software But if the ruling by the judge, Emmet Sullivan, stands, it will mean that the ban on snowmobiles will go into effect in 2005. There would be reduction of snowmobiles in the park under the Bush plan.
Antispam Software The sudden shift has some public officials around the region fuming and the legal papers flying.
Fight Spam "The ruling was legally and factually erroneous," said Pat Crank, the Wyoming attorney general, who filed a notice of appeal with the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, and filed a motion asking Judge Sullivan to stay his ruling.
Stoping Spam But environmentalists say that snowmobiles are simply incompatible with the park and that the sooner change occurs, the better.
Block Spam "A snow coach should be the primary vehicle for entry," Mr. Jewett said. "They are less polluting, and they are warm."
Spam Emails By Jim Robbins
New York Times - 12/22/2003
Topic: Snowmobiles
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