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Wetland enhancement. Provide seasonal water . Provide permanent water . Moist soil management Other (describe) Additional Information: Habitat Protection for species of concern. Fencing . Firebreaks . Prescribed burning Control of nest parasites Habitat manipulation (thinning, etc.) Native/exotic ungulate control Other (describe) Additional ...
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Martin Creek Lake Facility Map
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Stephen F. Austin State Park Trails Map
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