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ATVs can be hazardous to operate For your safety, always wear a heimet, eye protection and protective clothing Always avoid paved surfaces. Never ride on public roads Never carry passengers cr engage in stunt riding Riding and alcoho! cr other drugs dcn't mix. Avc;d excessive speeds. 3e extra careful en difficult terrain. Along with concerned conser/ationists everywhere. Suzuki urges you to "TREAD LIGHTLY" on public and private land Preserve your future riding opportunities by showing respect for the environment, locaf laws and the rights of others when you ride. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE 2000 FiSHING PROCLAMATION Trout, salmon, and grayling perch limit is 10 and on Fish Huntington Creek, Left Fork; 1 that are not immediately Lake, the yellow perch limit Hyrum Reservoir; Indian released and are held in pos­ is 50. See Provisions for Spe­ Farms Creek; Lilly Lake; Little session, dead or alive, are cific Waters starting on page Creek Reservoir; Lost Creek included in the person's bag 10 for exceptions. Reservoir; Lost Lake; Lower Fish Creek; Mirror Lake; and possession limit. Once a Flaming Gorge: Linwood Moosehorn Lake; Pass Lake; trout, salmon, or grayling is Bay is closed to fishing 4 Price River; Rockport held in or on a stringer, fish 6 pm - 7 am October 15 - basket, live well, or by any Reservoir; Teapot Lake; Trial December 15. See new lake Lake; Trout Creek; other device, a trout, salmon, trout limit. or grayling may not be released. Washington Lake; Wellsville Boulder Mountain Lakes: Reservoir Possession & Trans­ 5 See new winter closures 2 portation: (This is not on some high lakes on the Q PRIVATE LANDS: The new but a further clarifica­ Boulder Mountains. O DWR cannot guarantee tion of existing regulations.) access to any private land. It is illegal to fillet or cut heads Logan River: See new If you fish or plan to fish an or tails off fish at waters where 6 regulations. area that is made up of all or length limits apply. Additional waters with mostly private lands you must new, 4-trout limits: also obtain WRITTEN per­ Statewide, the yellow 7 Ashley Creek (Kids Canal mission from the landowner perch limit is 20. On Deer 3 Portion); Basin Creek; Birch or an authorized representa­ Creek Reservoir, the yellow Creek; Butterfly Lake; tive of the landowner. On the Cover "Green River Ambush" By Paul Twitchell Paul Twitchell moved to northern Utah at an early age and developed a fascination for na­ ture and the love of the outdoors. Paul studied Art while attend­ ing Weber State University, E-mail poaching reports to the where he received a' degree in Utah Division of Wildlife Resources. Botany and Zoology. 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    National Park Service Backcountry Trip Planner U.S. Department of the Interior Canyonlands National Park Canyonlands 2021, No. 1 Your Steps Matter BY ZACHARY POWERS A lush forest stretches across the In fact, many human activities negatively landscape of southeast Utah, but it isn't affect het presence and health of soil your typical forest. Instead of trees, soils crusts. Compressional stresses placed draped in mosses, lichens and fungi rise on them by footprints or machinery up in rugged spires across the desert. are extremely harmful, especially when Hidden from view, cyanobacteria move the crusts are dry and brittle. Tracks through the soil and bind loose particles in continuous strips, such as those together in a fibrous web, forming a produced by vehicles or bicycles, create living, “biological” crust across areas that are vulnerable to wind and the desert. water erosion. Rainfall washes away loose material, often creating channels Humble beginnings: young soil crusts may have very little relief, so keep your feet on trails, slickrock or washes. Like trees, biological soil crust prevents along these tracks, especially on slopes. erosion, anchoring soil in place and creating a stable environment where Impacted areas may never fully recover. seeds can germinate. Under the best circumstances, a thin crust may return in five to seven years. Like trees, biological soil crust traps Damage done to the fibrous web, and nutrients and water, making these the accompanying loss of soil nutrients, essential elements more available to is repaired slowly during up to 50 years surrounding plants. of cyanobacterial growth. Lichens and mosses may take even longer to recover.