• Sunset at Lake Mead's Boulder Basin

    Lake Mead

    National Recreation Area AZ,NV

WILDERNESS MANAGEMENT PLAN PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD EXTENDED

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Date: May 6, 2010
Contact: Andrew S. Muñoz, (702) 293-8691

LAS VEGAS - The National Park Service will accept public comment on its
draft wilderness management plan for Lake Mead National Recreation Area
through July 2. The deadline has been extended from May 14 to July 2 to
allow additional time for interested individuals and groups to respond to
the proposed management strategies.

This draft plan proposes several changes in how eight of the nine
wilderness areas in the park are managed.  Three alternatives have been
developed that vary primarily in the level of public access and degree of
management.  The proposed changes address access and visitor distribution,
visitor information services, and resource conditions.

The draft plan is available online at http://parkplanning.nps.gov/lake.
Comments may be made online or mailed to Lake Mead National Recreation
Area, 601 Nevada Way, Boulder City, NV 89005

Did You Know?

Lake Mohave in the Black Canyon Area

Long and narrow, Lake Mohave in Lake Mead National Recreation Area retains much of the feeling of the Colorado River. Between the confining walls of Black Canyon, Lake Mohave is not much wider than the Colorado River was when it flowed freely.