Water resources management plan and environmental assessment, Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, Arizona/Utah

National Park Service. 1987. Water resources management plan and environmental assessment, Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, Arizona/Utah. NPS D-96. National Park Service, Resource Management Division, Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. Page, AZ

Among the natural resources of the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area are the waters of 163,000-acre Lake Powell, its five major tributaries, and the waters of adjoining lands, including springs, seeps, ephemeral streams, and ground water. This plan was prepared for the evaluation of significant issues and the development of a management program for these extensive resources. This is the first water resources management plan for Glen Canyon NRA, and is intended to serve as a management action plan for water resources for the next ten years. The plan evaluates alternatives and impacts, and recommends a specific action for each problem. Bibliography, figures, tables, recommendations

Type
Published Report
Authors
National Park Service
Date of Issue
1987-04
Publisher
National Park Service, Resource Management Division, Glen Canyon National Recreation Area
Units
GLCA , WRD
Keywords
Clemson, Colorado River, Groundwater, Hydrology, Lake Powell, Natural Resources Management, NPSRecord, Seeps, Springs, Streams, Tributaries, Water Resources, WRBIB

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