Snake River management plan/environmental assessment : Grand Teton National Park
National Park Service. 1997. Snake River management plan/environmental assessment : Grand Teton National Park
The intent of this updated Snake River Management Plan is to provide the National Park Service with direction for long-range management of the Snake River Corridor from the Jackson Lake Dam to the park's south boundary. The northern section of river from the south boundary of Yellowstone to Jackson Lake will be addressed in a subsequent plan. This plan sets forth the management philosophy for the Snake River Corridor and provides strategies for addressing issues and objectives based on that philosophy.This document also describes the affected environment and discloses the potential environmental consequences that may result from implementation of various alternatives.