I live in the San Bernardino National Forest. One of the most populated forests in the US, in the heart of Southern CA. Our mountain is an iconic back drop to the Inland Empire. We are Southern California's playground. We're where families come to camp, hike, mountain bike, fish, ski, and the list goes on. To carve up our mountain with additional roads and potential mining or logging operations would endanger the lives of the 10s of thousands of people who reside in the mountains, where wildfire, erosion, mudslide, and earthquake risks are exceptionally high. You would not only endanger the residents at the top of the mountain, but also the hundreds of thousands in the foothills. Keep our mountains the way they are. Let us play, let us live, let us be safe.