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Aasheim, R. (1980). Snowmobile impacts on the natural environment. In R.L. Andrews and P.F. Nowak, (eds.) Off-road Vehicle Use: A management challenge conference. Ann Arbor, MI.

Abstract

Snowmobiling and its impacts on natural environments in Montana are described. Studies of impacts on deer and elk have produced conflicting results, but there is little doubt that additional stress on poor-condition animals in winter is undesirable. Animals accustomed to humans are less affected by snowmobiles than animals in more remote areas. Effects on small mammals and possible effects of packed snowmobile trails are discussed.

 

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