		Support Your Community SPONSOR A GOAT OR SHEEP!
What You Receive A framed Certificate of "Sponsorship" with photo of your adoptee Naming your new "Family Member" Birth Certificates of their future offspring Opportunity for "sponsoring" their offspring (keeping their names in your "family!") Updates twice per year of the well being, lifestyle, personality and activities of your personal herbivore Updates on the continuing progress of this experiment		Makes a Wonderful Gift! (birthdays, holidays, anniversaries) Keep or give to anyone interested in supporting conservation and contributing to the development of a fire-safe community! Goats and sheep in the chaparral belt lands and timberlines of our forests will consume biomass buildup, which in turn minimizes the opportunity for catastrophic fires, and at the same time, will provide income from the by-products for their maintenance. How to Adopt A $30 one-time sponsorship fee, will be placed in a special account for maintaining the animals. Send to: Bill Burrows at below address and your sponsorship certificate will be sent in return mail. Don’t forget to name your sponsored “pet” before sending in your donation!
Sponsored by The Sunflower Coordinated Resource Management Plan Contact Bill Burrows, SCRMP Coordinator 12250 Colyear Springs Road, Red Bluff, CA 96080 Tel: 530-529-1535 Email: sunflowercrmp@msn.com		Making our forests "fire-safe and productive" far into the future	By sponsoring a foraging goat or sheep, you are a participant and cooperator in helping to develop a program of immense importance in the preservation and productivity of our forest lands. No longer will our forests burn uncontrollably, costing millions of dollars and destroying valuable habitat, and domiciles. Your adoptee will consume biomass buildup, which in turn will minimize the opportunity for catastrophic fires, and at the same time, provide income from the by-products to off-set herbivore maintenance costs.
“Dedicated to the social, financial and environmental enhancement of our Communities” This program is a prototype that will hopefully be duplicated throughout the U.S., helping other communities to take control of their catastrophic fire problems.