{"timestamp":1794356028,"status":"SUCCESS","message":"Normal execution.","result":{"special_rec_opportunities":null,"perimeter":11.52,"general_access_notes":"There is access and a parking lot on the east side of the southern unit of Frank WMA off of Totland Rd.  The central unit is largely inaccessible except for a narrow sliver of land connecting it to the south unit along the east side of Rice Lake.  The north unit is accessible off of CR21, Anchor Road or Rice Lake road.  Anchor road is being closed in 2020 as part of the Rice Lake Restoration Project.","game_species":["Deer","Bear","Small Game","Forest Upland Birds","Waterfowl","Turkey","Doves"],"directions_from_nearest_town":"2 miles North/Northeast","point":{"epsg:4326":[-95.820497,46.848132],"epsg:26915":[284968.79,5192150.52]},"id":"WMA0068800","county_names":["Becker"],"nearest_town":"Detroit Lakes","bbox":{"epsg:4326":[-95.8353,46.832487,-95.805684,46.863774],"epsg:26915":[283777.43,5190452.88,286160.15,5193848.17]},"comments":"Management emphasis focuses on waterfowl, deer, turkey and upland game production and habitat improvement to benefit those species.  This unit's location close to Detroit Lakes and difficult accessibility make it a challenge to conduct prescribed burns on.  Timber harvest, brush shearing and tree planting are some strategies used to improve habitat for wildlife.  The partially drained Rice Lake is in the process of being restored, which should enhance waterfowl habitat on the WMA.  ","contact":{"office":"Detroit Lakes","phone":"218-846-8476"},"new_lands":0,"visitor_alerts":null,"area":614.7,"name":"Frank WMA","additional_resources":[{"description":"Habitat management report.","type":"webpage","title":"Habitat Management Report","url":"https://www.dnr.state.mn.us/wmas/habitat_management_report.html?pgm_prj=WMA00688"}],"special_restrictions":null,"wheelchair_accessible":0,"header":"The habitat diversity includes upland deciduous hardwoods, lowland hardwoods, lowland brush/willow swamp, mixed emergent marshes and open grassland.  The partially drained Rice Lake connects the multiple tracts of Frank WMA, and the Pelican River flows through the WMA."}}