Resource Management Plan Chaco Culture National Historical Park

National Park Service. 1988. Resource Management Plan Chaco Culture National Historical Park

The major section of relevence to natural resources is the problem/programming sheets which describe the problem and list alternative actions & probable impacts, recommended course of action, requirements to accomplish action, and funding. The 13 projects listed here are: 1 -Acquire & authorize new lands; 2 - Erosion Control Plan; 3 - Wildlife/Vegetation Management Plan (better information on threatened/endangered/exotic species, better distribution information, a digitized vegetation map); 4 - Aerial photography (should be duplicated every 10 years); 5 - Native American Uses of the Park (resolve conflicts with park regulations); 6 - IPM (Integrated Pest Management); 7 - Air Quality (monitor to be sure doesn't exceed class II levels); 8 - Climatological Data (need more information from surrounding area); 9 - Cliff Monitoring (rockfalls); 10 - Noise levels; 11 - Water Resources; 12 - Fire Management Plan and 13 - Backcountry Management Plan.

Type
Published Report
Authors
National Park Service
Date of Issue
1988
Units
CHCU
Keywords
Aerial Photographs, Air Quality, Backcountry, Climate, Erosion, Fire Management, Integrated Pest Management (IPM), Natural Resources, Noise Pollution, Park Expansion, Plan, Safety, Water Resources

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