Montana Outdoors Vol 27 No 3 May/jun 1996
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Department rii^lits. — ( 1 ) The right to permanently pre- serve, protect, and enhance wildlife habitat, particularly sagebrush-grassland vegetation, through use of a rest-rotation grazing plan; (2) the right to enter the land to enforce the restrictions, and to establish and maintain vegetation monitor- ing transects and enclosures; (3) the right to provide for and manage, in coordination with the landowner, public access for hunting.
The fact that the landowner agreed to these terms implies t...hat he gained what he wanted and felt reasonably comfort- able with what the department wanted. How well did the easements meet the goals of the Fish, Wildlife & Parks Commission's Habitat Montana policy? Let's look.
• Land, water, and wildlife is conserved and enhanced by prohibitions on sodbusting and subdividing. The game farming prohibition prevents potential conflict with wildlife.
• Hunting access is provided in perpetuity.
• The grazing system — the primary habitat conservation provision — ensures that healthy sagebrush/grassland vegetation is available to wildlife in peipetuity.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 27 No 3 May/jun 1996?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Department rii^lits. — ( 1 ) The right to permanently pre- serve, protect, and enhance wildlife habitat, particularly sagebrush-grassland vegetation, through use of a rest-rotation grazing plan; (2) the right to enter the land to enforce the restrictions, and to establish and maintain vegetation monitor- ing transects and enclosures; (3) the right to provide for and manage, in coordination with the landowner, public access for hunting.
The fact that the landowner agreed to these terms implies t...hat he gained what he wanted and felt reasonably comfort- able with what the department wanted. How well did the easements meet the goals of the Fish, Wildlife & Parks Commission's Habitat Montana policy? Let's look.
• Land, water, and wildlife is conserved and enhanced by prohibitions on sodbusting and subdividing. The game farming prohibition prevents potential conflict with wildlife.
• Hunting access is provided in perpetuity.
• The grazing system — the primary habitat conservation provision — ensures that healthy sagebrush/grassland vegetation is available to wildlife in peipetuity.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 27 No 3 May/jun 1996?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game to read onlineMoreLess
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