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Strategic Plan: Glen Canyon Dam Adaptive Management Program

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Strategic Plan: Glen Canyon Dam Adaptive Management Program
Description

This strategic plan describes the adaptive management approach that the Glen Canyon Dam Adaptive Management Program uses in making recommendations to the Secretary of the Interior regarding management of the Colorado River ecosystem (see Glossary). This strategic plan presents the vision, mission, principles, goals, management objectives, information needs, and management actions of the Glen Canyon Dam Adaptive Management Program. As the main planning document of the Adaptive Management Program, this plan has been prepared based on consultation and coordination among those organizations, institutions, and individuals with interests in the operation of Glen Canyon Dam and its effects on the Colorado River ecosystem.

The plan presents the background and history of the Glen Canyon Dam Adaptive Management Program, the scope of the program, the program members or stakeholders, the statutory and organizational framework, and the details of how the Adaptive Management Program operates. The plan details the specific management objectives needed to realize the vision and goals of the program, and whether they are achieved through the Adaptive Management Program or supplemented by funds outside the Program. Supporting documents are provided in a series of appendices.

Date Created
2001-08-17
Resource Type
Text
Extent
34 pages
Language
eng
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Glen Canyon Dam Adaptive Management Program Administrative History
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No
Series
GCDAMP charters-plans-reports
Handle
https://hdl.handle.net/2286/R.I.55241
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