Resource Management Plan: Redwood National Park (Revised)
Redwood National Park. 1994. Resource Management Plan: Redwood National Park (Revised)
Excerpts: "The Resource Management Plan provides the basis for undertaking a comprehensive, multi-disciplinary approach to resources management throughout Redwood National Park. The plan provides the framework and background to understand the resource problems of the park along with the legislative and executive mandates which provide direction for managing these resources. This plan discusses redwood's natural and cultural resources, both of which are significant, and that are managed under the same broad guidelines. Implementation of each program is intended to complement the other. This plan provides the details on executing actions to meet the objectives of the Statement for Management and the goals set forth in the General Management Plan. Further resource areas are further addressed in resource management action plans."
- Type
- Administrative
- Authors
- Redwood National Park
- Date of Issue
- 1994-12
- Units
- REDW
- Keywords
- cultural resources, human impact, legislation, natural resources, park management, Plan, Resource Management, restoration, vegetation, wildlife