Montana Outdoors Vol 9 No 5 Sep/oct 1978
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These activities have caused some concern, because development can ruin as well as enhance an area like the CMR.
The CMR National Wildlife Refuge survives today as one of the nation's best examples of a prairie ecosystem because it has been "bigger" than any individual or group that has tried to control it.
Relatively few people knew about the refuge and it's so remote that few recreationists outside of eastern Montana have taken the time to visit it.
All that is changing, though.
Every year, m...ore and more people travel through northeastern Mon- tana. Pressures for new and surfaced roads, year-round access, recreation development and more intensive management increase annually.
It's wise to remember that as big as the CMR is, its character — the area's personality — is tied to an even bigger area — the over 2 million acres of public land surrounding it. The CMR cannot be considered a wildlife island. Because of this, the manner in which adjoining lands are managed is of crucial importance to the wildlife that use the refuge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These activities have caused some concern, because development can ruin as well as enhance an area like the CMR.
The CMR National Wildlife Refuge survives today as one of the nation's best examples of a prairie ecosystem because it has been "bigger" than any individual or group that has tried to control it.
Relatively few people knew about the refuge and it's so remote that few recreationists outside of eastern Montana have taken the time to visit it.
All that is changing, though.
Every year, m...ore and more people travel through northeastern Mon- tana. Pressures for new and surfaced roads, year-round access, recreation development and more intensive management increase annually.
It's wise to remember that as big as the CMR is, its character — the area's personality — is tied to an even bigger area — the over 2 million acres of public land surrounding it. The CMR cannot be considered a wildlife island. Because of this, the manner in which adjoining lands are managed is of crucial importance to the wildlife that use the refuge.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 9 No 5 Sep/oct 1978?
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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