Final Environmental Statement: Bryce Canyon Wilderness Area

National Park Service. 1974. Final Environmental Statement: Bryce Canyon Wilderness Area. Final Environmental Statement. FES-74-1. National Park Service. Omaha, NE

This environmental statement proposes to establish Bryce Canyon as a wilderness area through legislative measures. Includes two drafts of this final statement. The wilderness area proposed lies in Garfield and Kane counties, and is 16,303 acres. Some adverse effects will be restrictions on road and recreational development, restrictions on backcountry facilities increased costs of trail maintenance, restrictions on resource management use and curtailment of some research activities. In general these impacts are offset by the favorable environmental effects of the proposed wilderness or they can be minimized.

Type
Published Report
Authors
National Park Service
Date of Issue
1974-01-10
Publisher
National Park Service
Units
BRCA
Keywords
Backcountry, Colorado Plateau, Environmental Impact Statement (EIS), Laws & Legislation, Management, Management/Administration, Natural Resources, Recreation/Aesthetics, Resource Management, Wilderness Areas

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