For your information and distribution in the fight against ORV abuse, we are providing access to the following fact sheets about how Unmanaged Off-Roading Threatens California's Natural Heritage and Rural Communities, how California's OHV Program Promotes Mainly ATVs, Dirt Bikes and Repairing California’s Public Lands for Future Generations. (Adobe Reader or other PDF program required to view.)

The Bureau of Land Management is offering a workshop in archeological site stewardship to learn about history, natural resources, archeology and field methods. Site stewardship is also a way to reclaim lands from ORV and other abuse and engender a sense of connection to place.

On the right side or our home page you will see a link to our new ORV Abuse Incident Report form.

Use this form as a guide to report ORV abuse to the Sheriffs Department and Code Enforcement and for our own records. MAKE SURE YOU SUBMIT A REPORT TO THE PROPER AGENCY in addition to filling out this form. When you submit this form via the COW web site, COW WILL NOT make a report to law enforcement agencies; that is your responsibility. We will use the information you submit via our form to gather information for an annual report.

ORV Watch Kern County

Concerned Families for ATV Safety

Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility

San Bernardino County OHV Ordinance

OHV Ordinance now In effect, including changes passed in 2006

Approved changes to San Bernardino OHV Ordinance passed in 2006