Major planning documents pertaining to Herbert Hoover National Historic Site are posted here. Many of the plans are large documents that may take some time to open. Plans and projects that are open for public review are listed on the Planning, Environment, and Public Comment (PEPC) website.
The Fire Management Plan, 2001, (PDF file, 532 KB) addresses wildfire suppression. The plan allows the National Historic Site to manage natural resources in the most effective and efficient manner, which includes the use of prescribed fire.
The Hoover Creek Stream Management Plan and Environmental Impact Statement, 2006 (PDF file, 8.5 MB) examines five management alternatives for mitigating flooding and erosion of Hoover Creek that threaten both the National Historic Site and the Presidential Library and Museum. The environmentally preferred alternative protects the National Historic Site resources from the 50-year recurrence flood.
The Long-range Interpretive Plan, 2009 (PDF file, 2.09 MB) is a planning guide for the park's visitor services, interpretive products, and educational programming.
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Hoover Creek The creek faces serious problems with water quality, erosion, and flooding. more...
Pets Tips for a safe and fun visit with your pet. more...
Tallgrass Prairie The 81-acre restored tallgrass enhances the commemorative setting of the historic site. more...
Prescribed Fire Herbert Hoover NHS uses fire as a tool to restore the tallgrass prairie. more...
Did You Know?
Herbert Hoover's vice president Charles Curtis was of almost half American Indian ancestry? Curtis’ mother was one quarter Kaw, one quarter Pottawatomie and one quarter Osage.
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