Waterton Lakes National Park
Park Management
Waterton Lakes National Park Management Plan 2010
Waterton Lakes National Park Management Plan 2010 (PDF, 2.12MB).
Waterton Lakes National Park Management Plan 2010 highlights
Waterton Lakes National Park Management Plan 2010 © Parks CanadaIn an effort to make this information available to you in a timely manner, this plan is currently only available in PDF format. Should you require an alternate format or a hard copy please contact us by email.
What's a management plan?
Management plans are forward-looking documents that provide a vision of the parks at their future best and the strategies for getting there.
Management plans also highlight the opportunities and challenges each park faces. The strategies and actions they define create a ‘road map’ for delivery of the three elements of Parks Canada’s mandate – protection, visitor experience, and education.
Management plans are more than a document on national parksThey are a part of every Canadian’s legacy and Parks Canada’s commitment to protect, manage and plan for the future of Canada’s special heritage areas.
For More Information
Contact Waterton Lakes National Park to obtain a copy of the Park Management Plan or call 403-859-5133.
State of the Park Report (PDF, 574 KB).
Stay Informed. Get Involved
We are currently creating contact lists for public review and feedback on important planning projects.
If you wish to review plans and provide comments, please contact
Janice Smith. Your privacy is guaranteed, no names or contact information will be given to other organisations.
National Historic Sites Management
Mountain Parks National Historic Sites of Canada Management Plans (PDF, 1.6 MB).
Policies and Guidelines
Film and Photography Guidelines: To film or photograph in the national parks, an application must be submitted to Parks Canada ten days prior to activities. Learn more
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