Natural Resources Management Plan for Lake Meredith Recreation Area, Texas

National Park Service. 1974. Natural Resources Management Plan for Lake Meredith Recreation Area, Texas. National Park Service. Texas

'A Natural Resources Management Plan is a strategic planning document and a key factor in good management and preservation of the resources. This plan is a set, of project, statements which include proposed action for implementation as well as 5-year programming sheets for maintenance and research actions. Other sections of the plan serve as an introduction and a set of guidelines. Project statements are determined on the basis of approved Management Objectives and Land Classification. Management Constraints and Completed Research serve as guidelines for projects. The Plan serves the Superintendent in two ways (1) as a manual for maintenance activities that will preserve the environment or achieve environmental status quo to comply with Park Service Standards, and (2) a set of research projects and priorities that are designed to obtain additional information for management and interpretation.'

Type
Published Report
Authors
National Park Service
Date of Issue
1974-12
Publisher
National Park Service
Units
LAMR , WRD
Keywords
Animals, Birds (Aves), Bony Fishes (Osteichthyes), Ecology, Erosion, Exotic Species, Mammals, Management, Natural Resource, Plants, Policy Making, Reptiles (Reptilia), WRBIB

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