Kootenay National Park

Park Management

Plans

• Year in Review: June 2011 
• Highway 93S Area Plan Draft 2011
• Kootenay National Park Management Plan 2010-2015 (PDF, 1.7 mb)
• Kootenay National Park Management Plan: Highlights (PDF, 483 kb)
• Kootenay Management Plan Review: Public Input (PDF, 452 kb)
• State of the Park Report (PDF, 701 kb)
• Mountain Parks National Historic Sites of Canada Management Plans (PDF, 1.6 mb)

In an effort to make the above documents available to you in a timely manner, some of them are currently only available in PDF format. Should you require an alternate format or a hard copy please contact us by e-mailing llyk.superintendent@pc.gc.ca .

Principles

• Ecosystem Based Management
• Ecological Integrity
• Ecological Integrity Success Stories
• A century of conservation in the Mountain National Parks 
• Environmental Assessment
• Acts and Regulations

Topics

Action on the Ground

• Action on the Ground projects

Aquatics Management

• Helping Fish Cross Roads
• Airborne Pollutants: our chemical heritage
• Water: Liquid Gold

Commercial Activity

• Advisory Development Board: Terms of Reference
• Commercial Film and Photography Guidelines
• Doing Business in the National Park

Fire and Vegetation Management

• Fire and Vegetation Management 

Species at Risk

• Radium Hot Springs' Remarkable Rubber Boa
• Species At Risk and Canada's Mountain National Parks

Transportation

• Highway 93 South Area Plan Summary - Summer 2011
• Highway 93 South - Wildlife Crossing Project

Wildlife Management

• Bear Update
• Bear Management in Yoho, Kootenay and Banff
• Canada Lynx in the Rockies
• Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep and Bighorn: A year in the life
• The Badger - A Species at Risk
• Highway 93 South - Wildlife Crossing Project
• Wolf Research and Monitoring
  

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