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Well, Green Fire knows who it is that has to "do something" - you, your neighbors, and Green Fire. As explained in Who is responsible? , County and State agencies are doing pretty much all they can. But its still not enough - private landowners (that includes renters) must participate. Residential, commercial, and industrial landowners must participate. You may do as much or as little as you want - but DO SOMETHING! Green Fire has outlined the programs needed for comprehensive, long-term management of over-abundant deer. But we need you to grant access to hunt on your property, volunteer your time, and/or donate money to implement the programs. So, get started: 2. Browse through the remainder of GreenFireWeb to answer your questions about deer and deer management. 3. Register at Sign Up! to take a survey about your issues with deer and to tell us how you wish to participate. Green Fire is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, charitable organization so that your donations are tax deductible. You may have questions about Green Fire's plans and methods. We have tried to anticipate your questions in the web pages that are completed so far (these pages are all publicly available without registering). But, if you have questions that are not answered in these web pages, email us at Director@GreenFireWeb.com . Thank you and welcome to Green Fire!