OPINIONS NEEDED IN SHELL KNOB, MOThe Mark Twain National Forest will participate in the U.S. Forest Service's National Visitor Use Monitoring program.Running through September 2008, the Cassville unit will be doing the surveys at the Piney Creek Wilderness and Big Bay Campground near Shell Knob. Hikers, hunters, bicyclists, equestrians, campers, canoeists and other visitors to Mark Twain National Forest's trails and facilities may see people wearing bright orange vests near a sign that says "Traffic Survey Ahead". Nancy Feakes, Mark Twain National Forest's Recreation Manager, says: "The information collected will tell us locally how many visitors come to Mark Twain National Forest, how long they stay, where they come from, what activities they participate in, how much money they spend ...
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