Park Planning

Then-Secretary Sally Jewell on trail with scientists, park staff, and members of the press and public, to discuss impacts of climate change, increasing visitation, and more.

DOI/Tami A. Heilemann

The National Park Service (NPS) plans for one purpose: to ensure that the decisions it makes will be carried out as effectively and efficiently as possible. The National Park Service prepares a variety of planning and environmental documents to help guide management of park resources. Planning provides methods and tools for resolving issues in ways that minimize conflicts and promotes mutually beneficial solutions—solutions that articulate how public enjoyment of the parks can be part of a strategy for ensuring that resources are protected unimpaired for future generations.

 

Documents Open for Public Review

There are currently no projects with documents open for public review for Glacier National Park.

Other Plans and Projects

An archive of completed projects as well as projects without documents open for comment may be found on the PEPC website.

 

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Older Planning Documents

• 1999 Final General Management Plan and Environmental Impact Statement, Record of Decision, and Summary.
• 2004 Final Commercial Services Plan and Environmental Impact Statement
• 2010 revisions to the Glacier National Park Bear Management Plan and Guidelines
• Wilderness Recommendation 1974
  Wilderness Proposal Modification 1984
  Wilderness Proposal Map 1999
• Updated Bear Action - Fact Sheet
  Bear Management Plan
  Bear Management Guidelines
• 2010 Fire Management Plan
• Additional Archived Planning Documents