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Virgin Islands National Park General Management Plan
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The park prepared a General Management Plan and completed it in 1983. Parks can develop management plans to meet broad park management goals or to address specific park issues, and these plans often articulate management objectives and describe future conditions. These plans are typically undertaken on a park-wide scale but can also focus on a distinct area of a park, such as a sub-unit (in a park with multiple units) or a district.
Plans are prepared by interdisciplinary teams including the park superintendent and staff, landscape architects, community planners, specialists in natural and cultural resources, environmental design specialists, concessions management specialists, interpretation experts, and professionals in other fields, as needed.
There are many different types of plans developed by the NPS, some of which include general management plans (GMPs), wild and scenic river plans, visitor use management plans, wilderness plans, commercial services plans, implementation plans, strategic facility investment plans, development concepts plans, among others.
1300 Cruz Bay Creek
St. John, VI 00830
Plans are prepared by interdisciplinary teams including the park superintendent and staff, landscape architects, community planners, specialists in natural and cultural resources, environmental design specialists, concessions management specialists, interpretation experts, and professionals in other fields, as needed.
There are many different types of plans developed by the NPS, some of which include general management plans (GMPs), wild and scenic river plans, visitor use management plans, wilderness plans, commercial services plans, implementation plans, strategic facility investment plans, development concepts plans, among others.
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Superintendent1300 Cruz Bay Creek
St. John, VI 00830