Collection Management Plan: Amistad National Recreation Area
Labadie J, Rogers P, Salazar-Halfmoon V, Simpson M, Young H. 2005. Collection Management Plan: Amistad National Recreation Area. National Park Service. Santa Fe, NM
The CMP [Collection Management Plan] is designed to serve as both a guide for and review of Amistad National Recreation Area's (AMIS) museum collection management program. The park has taken several steps to realign and further integrate its museum collection management program with activities of the resources management program overall. Park staff members have identified both broad areas and specific topics of concern, and have systematically begun to request support through available Project Management Information System (PMIS) funding avenues to address these concerns. This CMP will serve to justify receiving further support already requested; it will also address certain topics not previously thoroughly documented, for which additional assistance should be requested. The park faces fundamental program guidance and accountability challenges, substantial facility and infrastructural needs, and basic conservation and other protection-related needs. An aggressive multifaceted approach that concurrently addresses both short- and long-term goals is needed to ensure a successful outcome and that actions taken today will stop adding to the backlog of work. The following issues are those most pressing on the AMIS museum management program. Additional issues with specific recommendations to address them are at the end of each subsequent chapter.
- Type
- Unpublished Report
- Authors
- Labadie, Joe; Rogers, Paul; Salazar-Halfmoon, Virginia; Simpson, Martha; Young, Heather
- Date of Issue
- 2005-12
- Publisher
- National Park Service
- Units
- AMIS
- Keywords
- Management, Management/Administration, Museum, restoration - cultural, Restoration - Natural