Water Resources Management Plan: Bandelier National Monument, New Mexico

Mott D. 1999. Water Resources Management Plan: Bandelier National Monument, New Mexico. National Park Service, Water Resources Division. Denver, CO

Water Resources Management Plans (WRMP) provide National Park Service (NPS) managers atechnical summary of water resources, issue analysis, and recommendations for future actionsand studies. This Plan describes hydrologic and related physical processes within northern NewMexico's Bandelier National Monument. While initially established as a cultural unit of thenational park system, Bandelier also contains significant ground and surface water resources,including alluvial, perched, and main aquifer ground water, springs, perennial streams, floodplains, riparian zones, and wetlands.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Mott, David
Date of Issue
1999-11
Publisher
National Park Service, Water Resources Division
Units
BAND , WRD
Keywords
Biological Resources, Clemson, Erosion Management, Fire Management, Fish Management, fluvial geomorphology, issues, Management Plan, Water Resources, Watershed Management, WRBIB

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