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Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area Kettle Falls before the dam.
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Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area
Park Planning
Smoke from a prescribed burn rolls along pine forest floor. Flames flicker at downed tree.

L.Snook

Prescribed burn

This page is your portal to significant recent and past park planning documents. If you have an questions or comments, please contact us.

Vacation Cabins and Shoreline Management
For more information on the 2011 Vacation Cabin Environmental Assessment or the 2010 Shoreline Management Plan, please click on the above links.

Fire Management
Fire Management Plan
2009 Errata FMP

Environmental Assessment October 16, 2000

The Resource Management Plan (1997) acknowledges the need for suppression of all fires and for the development of a prescribed fire management plan. It states "… a full suppression policy is in effect… A prescribed fire program is being developed … for the fire-dependent (seral) ponderosa pine (Pinus ponderosa) forests in the park".

Livestock Management

Lake Roosevelt NRA Livestock Management Plan & Environmental Assessment

The purpose of the Lake Roosevelt NRA LMPEA is to manage grazing activities that were specifically authorized by federal law in 2001 in a manner that is consistent with the National Park Service mission and policies, and the park purposes. This plan is only relevant to land within Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area.

Concession Management
Concession Management Plan 1997

Concession Management Amendments 2001

The purpose of this Concession Management Plan is to define an appropriate level of concession facilities necessary to provide for visitor use and enjoyment of Lake Roosevelt and the adjacent federally owned lands.

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The mock orange grows prolifically at Fort Spokane and has a fragrant blossom similar to the orange blossom.

Did You Know?
Fort Spokane (1880 - 1898) was established in part to protect the rights of local Native American tribes from newly arrived settlers who wanted to settle, poach, or illegally mine on the Spokane and Colville Reservations.

Last Updated: October 29, 2011 at 15:09 MST