Isolated paradise: An administrative history of the Katmai and Aniakchak National Park Service Units, Alaska

Norris FB. 1996. Isolated paradise: An administrative history of the Katmai and Aniakchak National Park Service Units, Alaska. Park Administrative Histories. National Park Service, Alaska System Support Office. Anchorage, Alaska

This report is an administrative history that contains information to aid park management. This study has been evolving for a long time. It was originally intended to be a history of Katmai’s bear policies but the study’s scope was broadened into a general administrative history. Because of the nature of ongoing management problems, it was intended that the main themes of that management history would be Brooks Camp, bears, and fishing. An additional chapter or two would be devoted to remaining aspects of park management.

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Published Report
Authors
Norris, Frank
Date of Issue
1996
Publisher
National Park Service, Alaska System Support Office
Units
ANIA , HIST , KATM
Keywords
Administration, Alaska, Aniakchak, aquatic resource management, Backcountry use, Bear Management, Clamming Operations, Cultural Resource Management, Cultural Resources, ehistory, Fisheries, History, Katmai, Minerals Management, Mining, Mission 66 Program, Mount Katmai, Natural Resources, Oil Prospecting, Park Management, Preservation, Recreation, Russian Exploration, Trapping, USGS, Volcano

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