Dinosaur National Monument Resource Management Plan

National Park Service. 1995. Dinosaur National Monument Resource Management Plan. National Park Service. Dinosaur, Colorado

The main purpose of this plan is to form actions in order to manage both the natural and cultural resources of Dinosaur National Monument for future years. Plan includes a summary of the resources, analysis based on resources' importance, a set of actions (with dollar and FTE estimates), a proposed multi-year program, and an annual review plan to measure actions' effectiveness.

Type
Published Report
Authors
National Park Service
Date of Issue
1995-05-05
Publisher
National Park Service
Units
DINO
Keywords
Air Quality, Ambient sound, Animal Studies, Atmospheric Sciences, Backcountry, Birds, Boundary, Dinosaurs, Ecology, FIRE, Fisheries Management, Fossils, Geographic Information Systems (GIS), Geology, Grazing, Herpetology, Hydrology, Interpretation, Inventory, Land Use, Laws & Legislation, Mammals, Paleontology, Physical Sciences, Plant Studies, Recreation, Restoration, Revegetation, Roads, Soil, Soundscape, threatened-endangered animals, Trails, Vegetation, Water resource, Wetlands/Riparian, Wildlife Management

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