Regardless, an area roughly 10 miles by 4 miles now contains lands desired and shared by humans and wildlife. Both are residents and visitors. It is this desire and this sharing that present both a problem and solution. Magnolia is not an area that should be consumed by hard boundaries. The region is small and one part should not be limited to exclusive uses.
Some visitors come to take advantage of the peace and quiet offered.
Some visitors come to an area they perceive to be free from regulation and control. Solutions to conflicting uses of the Magnolia area must be both educational and legislative in nature. Infractions born of maliciousness must be curbed by appropriate enforcement of appropriate laws. Infractions born of ignorance should be rewarded with patience, care, and information. Human egos and morals do not bend to evolutionary pressures.