Resources Management Plan: Montezuma Castle National Monument
National Park Service. 1989. Resources Management Plan: Montezuma Castle National Monument. National Park Service. Camp Verde, Arizona
The management objectives regarding cultural and natural resources are: to preserve and protect prehistoric and historic structures and objects; to manage the collection of cultural objects so they do not deteriorate; to restore and/or perpetuate the cultural landscape; to preserve ecological processes in a manner to perpetuate native species and suppress alien species; to preserve water rights and protect water resources; to gather data through research programs in archeology, history, natural science, visitor use, and land use; to to monitor cultural and natural resources to detect change; and, to cooperate and plan with government agencies and community groups to protect the integrity of the cultural and natural environment within and surrounding the monument.
- Type
- Published Report
- Authors
- National Park Service
- Date of Issue
- 1989-12
- Publisher
- National Park Service
- Units
- MOCA
- Keywords
- 1, Amphibians (Amphibia), Animals, Aquatic Invertebrates, aquatic organisms, Archeology, AZanimals, Birds (Aves), Core, Cultural Resources, exotic animals, Exotic Plants, Fish, Flora, Flow (Streamflow), Geographic Information Systems (GIS), Habitats, Herps, History, Human Impacts, Human Use, hydrologic characteristics, Hydrology, Integrated Pest Management (IPM), Inventory & Monitoring, Invertebrates, Laws & Legislation, Mammals, Montezuma Castle National Monument, Non-Native Species, NRCA, Planning, Plants, Rehabilitation, Reptiles (Reptilia), Resource Management Plan, Riparian, Soils, Survey, terrestrial habitats, Vegetation, Water Quality, Wetlands, wetlands protection