Final General Management Plan and Environmental Impact Statement, Record of Decision, and Summary, Glacier National Park, 1999

The 1999 Final General Management Plan (GMP) and Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for Glacier National Park provides guidance for the management of the park. The Record of Decision is a statement of the decisions made as a result of the analysis undertaken in the environmental impact statement, including consideration of public input.

Please follow the links below to view a summary of the plan, the entire plan, and the Record of Decision. Due to large file sizes, Volume 1 of the plan has been divided into five files: 1) Introduction; 2) The Plan (describes the specifics of the GMP); 3) The Affected Environment (describes affected park resources); 4) Environmental Consequences; 5) Appendices (describes consultation and coordination, including public involvement, and includes appendixes, a bibliography, a list of preparers, a glossary, and an index). Volume 2 contains public comments on the plan and NPS responses.

Document Content:

Final General Management Plan and EIS for Glacier National Park, 1999 - Summary   (2.3 MB, PDF file) Final General Management Plan and EIS for Glacier National Park, 1999 - Volume 1, Introduction   (811.4 KB, PDF file) Final General Management Plan and EIS for Glacier National Park, 1999 - Volume 1, The Plan   (4.9 MB, PDF file) Final General Management Plan and EIS for Glacier National Park, 1999 - Volume 1, Affected Environ.   (2.6 MB, PDF file) Final General Management Plan and EIS for Glacier National Park, 1999 - Volume 1, Environ. Conseq.   (2.3 MB, PDF file) Final General Management Plan and EIS for Glacier National Park, 1999 - Volume 1, Appendices   (2.0 MB, PDF file) Final General Management Plan and EIS for Glacier National Park, 1999 - Volume 2, Comments-Responses   (1.5 MB, PDF file) Record of Decision, Final General Management Plan and EIS for Glacier National Park, 1999   (557.9 KB, PDF file) Disclaimer: Links within the above document(s) were valid as of the date published. Note: Some of the files may be in PDF format and can be viewed using the Adobe Acrobat Reader software. You may download a free copy of from Adobe Systems.