Contact the US Forest Service Now!

The US Forest Service is reconsidering allowing carbon capture and storage under Kisatchie National Forest. CapturePoint Solutions' proposal threatens:

- Sacred cultural sites and ancestral lands
- Fragile species habitats (red-cockaded woodpecker, Louisiana black bear)
- Ancient earthworks, traditional cultural landscapes, and historic settlements
- Critical wildlife corridors, old-growth forests, and water sources
- Local livelihoods, tourism, and community health

Tell the US Forest Service:

- Reject CapturePoint's proposal to store up to 50 million tons of CO2.
- Prioritize protecting the forest's ecological integrity and cultural significance.
- Ensure public health and safety by rejecting permanent industrial uses.

Consequences of Carbon Capture and Storage:

• Desecration of sacred lands and cultural sites
  - Habitat destruction and fragmentation
  - Risk of CO2 leaks harming people, wildlife, and ecosystems
  - Permanent damage to ecosystem integrity and irreversible loss of biodiversity

VOICE YOUR OPINIONS AND REQUEST IMMEDIATE DENIAL OF CAPTURE POINTS PROPOSAL:

Kisatchie National Forest Headquarters & Supervisor's Office

- Lisa W. Lewis, Forest Supervisor
- Address: 2500 Shreveport Highway, Pineville, LA 71360-2009
- Phone: (318) 473-7160
- Email: lisa.w.lewis@usda.gov

Kisatchie Ranger District

- Al Brazzel, District Ranger
- Address: 229 Dogwood Park Road, Provencal, LA 71468
- Phone: (318) 472-1840
- Email: al.brazzel@usda.gov

Calcasieu Ranger District

• Jonny Fryar, District Ranger
  - Address: 9912 Highway 28 West, Boyce, LA 71409
  - Phone: (318) 793-9427

Southern Region

- Address: 1720 Peachtree Road, NW, Atlanta, GA 30309
- Phone: 404-347-4400
- Fax: 404-347-4441
- Email: mailto:region8@usda.gov

Regional Forester:
- Ken Arney (Acting)
- Phone: 404-347-4400

Email, Write, and Call!

Subject: Opposition to Capture Point's Proposal

Sample Message:

"Dear US Forest Service,

I oppose allowing carbon capture and storage under Kisatchie National Forest. This project harms the forest's ecosystem, cultural sites, and local communities.

Protect Kisatchie National Forest's integrity. Reject CapturePoint's proposal.

Sincerely,
[Your Name]”

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Together, We Can Protect Kisatchie National Forest!

Thank you for taking action.

Best,
The People of Louisiana