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FROM NAC'S ARCHIVES
OREGON
(2001) A lawsuit filed by
private property owners against the State of Oregon sought
to stop nudity at Collins Beach on Sauvie Island. NAC
successfully intervened in court and Collins remains
clothing-optional. CLICK HERE.
VERMONT
(2002) The Ledges, a popular
and traditional inland skinnydipping site was threatened by
a developer who tried to convince the town of Wilmington to
ban nudity at the reservoir. It almost worked, but NAC used
every page of the activist handbook and preserved The
Ledges. CLICK HERE.
CALIFORNIA
(2006) Nude hiking in Angeles
National Forest? A hiker is charged and a NAC attorney
defends him. The result is a letter from the Los Angeles
County Sheriff, declaring that nudity in Angeles Nat'l
Forest is not illegal.
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NAC's Mission
NAC exists to
advance and protect the rights and interests of naturists
throughout North America. NAC supports the responsible
recreational nude use of public lands.
Who is NAC?
The
Naturist Action Committee is the non-profit political
adjunct to The Naturist Society (TNS). NAC's nine volunteer
board members are elected democratically from and by the
membership of TNS.
NAC is a grass roots organization that relies on the
involvement and participation of individual naturists and
groups at local levels.