Malheur National Forest has friendly advice for campers
By Logan Bagett on Tuesday, June 27th, 2023 in Eastern/Southeast Oregon News More Top Stories
JOHN DAY – UPDATE (6/28/23): KJDY and NEWS 102 recently revisited a conversation with members of the Malheur National Forest regarding recreation on the forest. Our newsroom just got word that Amy Franklin, the Public Affairs Specialist on the forest, who was one of our interviewees last month, is currently on life support in Boise. Amy’s mother, Pam Durr, said Amy very recently begun having complications breathing and is now under medical care. KJDY and News 102 Studios wishes for Amy to have a smooth, safe, and speedy recovery. The forest recreation Coffee Time interview with Amy Franklin from May 31st can be accessed on our website.
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PREVIOUSLY POSTED: Malheur National Forest Public Information Officer Amy Franklin was recently in the KJDY and News 102 newsroom, and explained to listeners that gathering information about campgrounds on the forest is as easy as accessing their website:
“You click on the campgrounds, and it will tell you if it’s a fee, free—what it is—and also, when you go on our homepage there’s a column on the right-hand side. There is a campground guide that’ll also give you the location and specifications for those.”
Visit the Malheur National Forest’s website at fs.usda.gov/malheur.
Listen to the full podcast below: (ALL INTERVIEWS ON THIS EPISODE WERE PREVIOUSLY RECORDED)
