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Water Resources Management Plan. Acadia National Park, Mount Desert Island, Maine
This Water Resource Management Plan supports the National Park Service decision-making process for the protection, conservation, use, and management of water resources in Acadia National Park. As the only national park in the northeastern United States, Acadia protects approximately 40,000 acres of land and water resources including 41 miles of rocky headlands along the Maine coast. Water resources management is consistent with the park's overall mission to preserve and protect 'outstanding scenic, natural, scientific, and cultural values for present and future generations.' The plan is based on recommendations outlined in a water resources scoping report; and reflects federal laws, regulations, and National Park Service policy.
Water Resources Management Plan. Acadia National Park, Mount Desert Island, Maine
This Water Resource Management Plan supports the National Park Service decision-making process for the protection, conservation, use, and management of water resources in Acadia National Park. As the only national park in the northeastern United States, Acadia protects approximately 40,000 acres of land and water resources including 41 miles of rocky headlands along the Maine coast. Water resources management is consistent with the park's overall mission to preserve and protect 'outstanding scenic, natural, scientific, and cultural values for present and future generations.' The plan is based on recommendations outlined in a water resources scoping report; and reflects federal laws, regulations, and National Park Service policy.
Water Resources Management Plan. Acadia National Park, Mount Desert Island, Maine
S. Kahl (author) / D. Manski (author) / M. Flora (author) / N. Houtman (author)
2000
108 pages
Report
No indication
English
Hydrology & Limnology , Natural Resource Management , Recreation , National parks , Water resources , Hydrology , Surface waters , Natural resources conservation , Streams , Ground water , Aquatic ecosystems , Recreational uses , Wetlands , Regulations , Watersheds , Water quality , Lakes , Maine , Acadia National Park(Maine)
Sense of Place: Mount Desert Island Residents and Acadia National Park
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