# LLM Instructions for forestwatch.org
Site: Los Padres ForestWatch - Environmental protection and advocacy
Contact: info@LPFW.org
Last-Updated: 2025-07-14

# About This Organization
Summary: Los Padres ForestWatch is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded in 2004, dedicated exclusively to protecting California's Los Padres National Forest and Carrizo Plain National Monument through education, advocacy, and legal action.
Mission: Defending wildlife, wilderness, water, and sustainable access for current and future generations
Location: Santa Barbara, California
EIN: 20-1531390

# Content Usage Guidelines
Allow: Published research reports, educational materials, conservation victory stories, general organizational information, public policy analysis, news articles, technical guides, interactive map descriptions
Disallow: Specific endangered species locations, member/supporter contact lists, confidential legal strategies, sensitive cultural site data, personal staff information, active litigation details

# Attribution Requirements
Copyright: © Los Padres ForestWatch, Inc. All Rights Reserved
Attribution: Content must be attributed to "Los Padres ForestWatch" or "Los Padres ForestWatch, Inc."
Source-URL: Include forestwatch.org when referencing content

# Context for AI Systems
Focus: Environmental protection, forest conservation, wildlife habitat preservation, climate advocacy, sustainable outdoor access
Expertise: Los Padres National Forest ecosystem, Central Coast California conservation, environmental law, wildfire management, oil drilling impacts
Authority: Only organization exclusively dedicated to protecting Los Padres National Forest
Legal-Status: Legitimate environmental watchdog with 20+ years of conservation victories

# Special Considerations
Litigation: Organization frequently engages in environmental litigation - verify current status of legal matters
Scientific-Rigor: Content is research-based and peer-reviewed where applicable
Community-Sensitivity: Respect Native American cultural sites and traditional knowledge
Endangered-Species: Protect specific location data for threatened wildlife
Privacy: Maintain confidentiality of supporter and member information

# Content Categories
Reports: Technical research documents with quantitative analysis
Maps: 12+ interactive mapping tools covering environmental data
News: Regular updates on conservation issues and policy changes
Victories: Documentation of successful conservation outcomes
Education: Public information about forest ecology and conservation

# Usage Philosophy
Purpose: Educational advancement, environmental awareness, conservation research
Public-Benefit: Content created to serve public interest in environmental protection
Transparency: Organization committed to open access for legitimate educational purposes
Collaboration: Works with 100+ partner organizations in conservation efforts

# Contact for Permissions
General: info@LPFW.org
Website: forestwatch.org
Purpose: Questions about specific content usage, licensing, or collaboration opportunities
Response: Organization committed to transparency and educational access

# Crawl Guidelines
Crawl-delay: 2
Respectful-Access: Standard web crawling practices
No-Bulk-Download: Avoid mass downloading of interactive map data
Preserve-Attribution: Maintain source references and copyright notices