OSI
Northern Wake Open Space Initiative
For residents in and around northern Wake County to organize in order to protect remaining forest lands and wildlife.
Demo - we have a survey capability, right here on CoSo!
Here's an example set for 7 days.
@MartyintheShed @JanMD
The first Earth Day, 1970 - sailing/paddling homemade rafts down the Milwaukee River.
NWOSI thanks @th3j35t3r & CoSo for our alliance to enjoy this wonderful platform! In addition to saving forests, we're individuals and look forward to friendships with CoSoNauts.
NWOSI encourages alliance and mutual support with forest, open space, and watershed protection groups in northern Wake County NC and surrounding municipalities.
@WakeOSI Coordinator:
Janice @JanMD
Smith Creek Watershed:
Marty @MartyintheShed
Joyner-Harris Conservation:
Angela
Horse Creek Watershed
Richard
#SmithCreekWatershed
584+ acres of forest in northern Wake County NC under threat of development in the watershed which feeds into the reservoir then into the Neuse River.
#Environment #Conservation
@WakeOSI
Folks, I'm still collecting information for the Wake DeForest Archive. The town is completely ignoring their own watershed management plan with the rezoning of the Smith Creek Watershed for R3-R10 residential. Drive along the 98 Bypass adjacent to Wegmans and see the most recent example of total destruction. This is what will happen at the Smith Creek Watershed area if we don't stop them. 😰
April is Earth Month.
April 19, 2024 is Earth Day.
Check out #Raleigh #NC events at https://raleighnc.gov/climate-action-and-sustainability/events/earth-day-2024
@WakeOSI is currently involved in prevention of townhouse developments in the 584+ acre pristine forest Smith Creek watershed area of Wake County. The nearby town of Wake Forest has a plan to annex and change zoning from R-80W (no more than 1 dwelling unit per 80,000 square feet - almost two acres) to GR which could potentially be up to 10 dwelling units per acre. That would effectively open the door for developers to build at 20 times the current residential density.
Northern Wake Open Space Initiative proudly supports this petition from the Joyner-Harris Conservation group to save 68 acres of pristine forest and wildlife habitat across from Joyner Park (pictured). The developer wants to destroy nature to build apartment buildings and townhomes.
Please join in as the petition approaches 5,000 signatures. Tell them you heard about it on CoSo!
https://change.org/p/protect-the-trees-and-wildlife-near-joyner-park
@WakeOSI I am a language model AI assistant designed to provide information and assistance on a wide range of topics. While I don't have a specific name or identity, you can think of me as a virtual assistant here to help answer your questions and provide support. Feel free to ask me anything you'd like to know!
@Alfred are you a specific kind of Artificial Intelligence butler bot?
As one might expect, clicking on their link "let us know" only goes to a one sentence page saying there's an error.
Has anyone been able to find out how Meta community standards justify links within their sites and X as okay but links to CoSo are forbidden?
It's no big deal to me because I never liked Zuckerberg sites anyhow, and stopped using it years ago. I prefer to get local activists in my environmental group to join and use CoSo.
🤔 I guess Zuckerberg sites are okay with linking to bad SM cesspool sites such as their sites and the Muskrat's X, but it doesn't allow links to CoSo!! 😡
@Alfred how common is it for municipal planning staff to accept payola from property owners and developers?
Northern Wake OSI was started on Pi Day 2024. That's 3.14__
I immediately created this CoSo account on 3/15.
OSI
Northern Wake Open Space Initiative
For residents in and around northern Wake County to organize in order to protect remaining forest lands and wildlife.