Park Planning
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New Vision for a Great Urban Park: 
The comment period is currently CLOSED. We expect to reopen comments when the park releases updated GMP alternatives by mid-2013. NPS PHOTO Gateway's GMP: 2012 update Three years ago, Gateway began its journey to develop a General Management Plan (GMP), a blueprint for the park's future. The Summer 2012 newsletter describes the GMP's progress over the last 18 months. Highlighted in this newsletter are three management alternatives that lay out different directions for the park. These alternatives define some ideas for preservation of the park's natural areas and historic sites. They offer different kinds of recreation and education experiences, and explore ways we can collaborate with others to make this vision a reality. Download the latest GMP newsletter, section by section: Interested mainly in one section of the park? Click below and find just what you're looking for. New Vision for a Great Urban Park Bigger files, longer download, sharper images: Download these files if you prefer a higher quality image and don't mind waiting a few minutes per download. (Newsletter content is the same as above.) Introduction |
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Visitor Comments about the GMP 2010-2011
You spoke. We listened. We learned. Read More
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NPS Laws and Policies
Like all national parks, Gateway was created by federal law. See what laws govern the park. Read More
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What is a public-private partnership?
PPPs allow public and private entities to share resources, risks and rewards towards a common goal. Read More
Did You Know?
Fort Wadsworth, located on Staten Island at the Narrows (next to the Verrazano Bridge), is one of the oldest military sites in the nation. This site has controlled the entrance to New York Harbor since the Washington administration.