Iceaxe
12-03-2007, 04:39 PM
Just received a letter today saying this was now a done deal... I haven't had time to read it yet.... If someone has please feel free to point out the highlights...
Zion National Park Announces Completion of Backcountry Management Plan
November 27, 2007
For Immediate Release
Ron Terry 435 772-0160
07-40
Zion National Park Superintendent Jock Whitworth announces the completion of the Backcountry Management Plan and the signing of the Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) by the National Park Service Intermountain Regional Director.
The Backcountry Management Plan provides direction for the National Park Service to manage over 145,000 acres of backcountry within Zion. Most of these lands are within recommended wilderness and must be managed to protect wilderness characteristics and values. The plan offers an array of backcountry recreational opportunities while recognizing and protecting the cultural and natural resources values for which Zion was designated.
To obtain a copy of the Backcountry Management Plan and FONSI, visit the National Park Planning website at http://parkplanning.nps.gov. For more information please contact Ray O
Zion National Park Announces Completion of Backcountry Management Plan
November 27, 2007
For Immediate Release
Ron Terry 435 772-0160
07-40
Zion National Park Superintendent Jock Whitworth announces the completion of the Backcountry Management Plan and the signing of the Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) by the National Park Service Intermountain Regional Director.
The Backcountry Management Plan provides direction for the National Park Service to manage over 145,000 acres of backcountry within Zion. Most of these lands are within recommended wilderness and must be managed to protect wilderness characteristics and values. The plan offers an array of backcountry recreational opportunities while recognizing and protecting the cultural and natural resources values for which Zion was designated.
To obtain a copy of the Backcountry Management Plan and FONSI, visit the National Park Planning website at http://parkplanning.nps.gov. For more information please contact Ray O