Management

Facilitating Care of and Protection for Niobrara NSR Unlike many national parks, the National Park Service does not own any land along the Niobrara, but it is charged with managing protection of the nationally significant nature and recreation through partnerships with and facilitation of landowner stewardship efforts. The NPS is responsible for 67 miles of the NSR outside Fort Niobrara Refuge boundaries with US Fish & Wildlife Service managing the NSR through their refuge. NPS staff provides exertise in Natural and Cultural Resource Management, Interpretation and Education, and Visitor and Resource Protection towards the goal of sustained river resource protection for this and future generations. The plans listed below demonstrate how the NPS plans to accomplish their mission at Niobrara NSR.   River Management Planning Information ORV Workshop Report Completed Park Management Documents General Management Plan 2013 Superintendent's Compendium Resource Management 2012 Water Quality Report 2011 Scope of Collections Statement Interpretation and Education 2010 Long Range Interpretive Plan 2013 Interpretation & Education Annual Implementation Plan