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Scoping newsletter- -Fall 2013


This newsletter provides information about the plan and requests public input.
 
Comment Period: Closed        Mar 11, 2014 - May 11, 2014
Topic Questions Instructions:
Please respond to the following questions by May 11, 2014. You may want to refer to the Big Cypress National Preserve map or the web viewer (http://imgis.nps.gov/BICY) as a tool to help answer these questions. Also, please include your name and mailing address. Thank you again for your interest in Big Cypress National Preserve.
Topic Questions:
1. What characteristics of the backcountry within Big Cypress National Preserve are special to you and why?
2. When you are recreating in the backcountry of Big Cypress National Preserve, what kind of activities do you value?
3. This plan will provide guidance on secondary trails, campsites, and camping areas within the Preserve. Do you have comments or suggestions about the placement of secondary trails, campsites, or camping areas? If you have suggestions for secondary trail locations, please describe the specific destination you would like your suggested secondary trail to lead. You may want to refer to the Big Cypress National Preserve map or the web viewer (http://imgis.nps.gov/BICY) as a tool to help answer this question.
4. What are the most important issues affecting Big Cypress National Preserve? Issues can be concerns, opportunities, or topics needing further discussion.
5. Imagine you are visiting the Preserve 20 years from now. What aspects of the Preserve do you hope will continue into the future? What would you like to be different about the Preserve in the future?
6. Do you have any other comments related to the Backcountry Access Plan/Environmental Impact Statement in Big Cypress National Preserve?
Document Content:
Scoping Newsletter- -Fall 2013   (8.3 MB, PDF file)
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