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Craters of the Moon National Monument & Preserve
Park Planning

Current Project Proposals:

Planning, Environment & Public Comment (PEPC)
Displays current project proposals and provides opportunities for feedback

Wireless Telecommunications Facility Request for Comments

Storage Building Request for Comments

North Crater Flow Trail Environmental Assessment

 
Current Plans:
 
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Monument Management Plan and
Record of Decision (PDF)



 
Vehicle on BLM Monument road

Travel Management Plan

 
Spotted knapweed
Invasive Plant Management Plan
 
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Long Range Interpretive Plan (PDF)
 
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Museum Management Plan (PDF)

 

Scope of Collections Statement (PDF)

 
little brown bat with white nose syndrome

Al Hicks

Little brown bat with white nose syndrome

White Nose Syndrome Response Plan 2011

 

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President Calvin Coolidge

Did You Know?
"a weird and scenic landscape peculiar to itself" is how President Calvin Coolidge described Craters of the Moon when he established this National Monument in 1924. Craters of the Moon is perhaps the only officially "weird" park in the National Park System.
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Last Updated: January 05, 2012 at 11:45 MST