There are multiple slippery slopes, some good, some bad. It’s a slippery slope to a national park system. It’s also a slippery slope to a public-private partne

There are multiple slippery slopes, some good, some bad. It’s a slippery slope to a national park system. It’s also a slippery slope to a public-private partnership to maintain natural sites. Both are great. It’s also a slippery slope to a system where natural entities receives court appointed “guardians”, who sue and defend based in the interests of their client, whatever that means. That would be a mess. There really needs to be some sort of board, selected by parties with interests in the well-being of the river. Or just a regular old national park.