Your post is complete hyperbole. There is nothing anywhere about keeping brown and griz out of the Cascades.
Bringing up hold chipping on this thread is a little like talking about your cars paint job.
My late father saw several over the years up at Buck Creek Pass, up to about 1954. There was a healthy population here, and it was completely lost due to human encroachment, unlike what is claimed here without basis in fact.
And I have had cams taken at Index when we went up and did BOC, but left some extra cams sitting on top of the packs at the trail. Never had a pack rummaged.
http://www.spokesman.com/stories/2014/jun/08/tribes-worry-about-puds-work-at-pinnacles-park/
This will affect climbers in both the short term (PUD work) and the long term (erosion and sacred rocks)
Got a source for that?
http://www.komonews.com/weather/blogs/scott/Current-snowpack-at-Paradise-Ranger-Station-among-best-in-last-31-years-261448311.html