{"status":"SUCCESS","result":{"visitor_alerts":"","new_lands":0,"id":"WMA0013400","comments":"Management goal is to enhance waterfowl production and migration habitat by manipulating water levels, shearing lowland brush, and conducting prescribed burns. The wetland complex continues southwards into a USFWS Waterfowl Production Area.  This 504 acre WMA was assembled from acquisitions beginning in 1956 and finally completed in 1971. A land exchange in 1982 changed the boundaries slightly. The WMA lies on both sides of Highway 59.","point":{"epsg:4326":[-95.922675,47.071694],"epsg:26915":[278106.18,5217276.91]},"wheelchair_accessible":0,"game_species":["Deer","Small Game","Pheasants","Waterfowl"],"nearest_town":"Ogema","additional_resources":[],"special_restrictions":null,"county_names":["Becker"],"area":680.47,"header":"Primarily a wetland complex with Phragmites, cattails, and willow-dogwood lowland brush, there are about 36 acres of upland grass, 26 acres of aspen forest, and 38 acres of permanent water.","contact":{"office":"Detroit Lakes","phone":"218-846-8476"},"name":"Ogema Springs WMA","bbox":{"epsg:26915":[276498.67,5214833.18,279713.68,5219720.65],"epsg:4326":[-95.94261,47.049191,-95.902724,47.094194]},"special_rec_opportunities":"The WMA is open to hunting, trapping, and compatible wildlife uses. Excellent habitat for yellow-headed blackbirds, rails, mallards, blue-winged teal, and harriers.","general_access_notes":null,"directions_from_nearest_town":"From Ogema, go 3 miles south on State Highway 59","perimeter":8.3},"timestamp":1794446636,"message":"Normal execution."}