General management plan, development concept plan and environmental impact statement - Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park
National Park Service. 1996. General management plan, development concept plan and environmental impact statement - Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park
This plan describes proposed actions to provide additional opportunities for residents and visitors to enjoy the park units while protecting the park’s cultural and natural resources. This general management plan, development concept plan, and environmental impact statement describes a proposed action for the three Alaska units and one Seattle unit of the park and three alternatives (two in Seattle) to provide additional opportunities for residents and visitors to enjoy the park units while protecting the park’s cultural and natural resources. It addresses topics of resource management, visitor use, park operations, and development in general terms. The goal of this plan is to establish a consensus among the National Park Service and interested agencies, groups, and individuals about the types and levels of visitor use, development, and resource protection that will occur. These decisions are based on the purpose of the park, its significant value, the activities occurring there now, and the resolution of any major issues surrounding possible land use conflicts with and adjacent to the park.
- Type
- Unpublished Report
- Authors
- National Park Service
- Date of Issue
- 1996-09
- Units
- HIST , KLGO , KLSE
- Keywords
- Alaska, Cultural Resources, ehistory, Environmental Impact Statement (EIS), Land Management, Natural Resource Management, Plan, Preservation, Recreation, Seattle, Tourism, Wild and Scenic Rivers, Wilderness Areas