User:Madelynrenee29/Rough River
Rough River has an immense amount of terrestrial wildlife, which includes amphibians, mammals, and birds. Because of the diverse amount of habitats, hundreds of different species live along the lake. The Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife has licensed thousands of acres of land dedicated to wildlife. There are 49 known mammal species inhabiting the lake. [1] Cotton-tail rabbit, gray squirrels, fox, muskrat, woodchuck, raccoon and skunk are a few of the mammals seen at this lake. Grasslands and marshes inhabit many different species of birds, including dove, quail, and sandhill cranes. Among these birds, quails, mallards, and doves are the most hunted.
Tourism at this lake is extremely popular. Families travel here from neighboring states for the water activities, hiking trails, hunting, etc. The lakes vegetation is comprised of forests, pastureland, and cropland. Near streams you can find sycamore, red maple, birch, hemlock, hackberry, and sweet gum trees. Most of the lake is made up of oak and hickory forests.
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[edit]- ^ "Environmental Assessment Rough River Lake Dam Rehabilitation Falls of Rough, Kentucky" (PDF). Environmental Assessment: 111. March 2019 – via lrl.usace.army.mil.
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