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Management - Planning, design, & development (Facilities, signage, & visitor information) McEwen, D. N. (1978). Turkey Bay Off-Road
Vehicle Area at Land Between the Lakes: An example of New Opportunities
for Managers and Riders. (Research Report No. 1.). South
Illinois University at Carbondale Department of Recreation. The Turkey Bay OHV area has developed a plan to monitor the impact of
off-road vehicles on wildlife, soil and vegetation. The plan was conducted
over a five year period. No significant impact was found. More changes
occurred in this particular forest as a result of mowing and logging activities.
No definite conclusions can be made on the impact of OHV use on wildlife
productivity, more data is needed. However, researchers can conclude that
there have been no large migrations from the area, and that there is still
a great variety of animals that inhabit Turkey Bay. |
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