Park Management
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The Obed Wild and Scenic River was set aside in 1976 as a unit of the National Park Service to protect the unique resources found along the Obed and Emory Rivers and their major tributaries. An amendment to the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act states that the park was created to protect the park's free-flowing streams, wildlife resources, primitive character, and other "outstandingly remarkable values" for the benefit of future generations. The management documents that you'll find on this page represents many years of accumulated research, scientific studies, and scholarly assessments depicting the park's past, present, and future. Management Documents Amendment to the Damage Assessment and Restoration Plan/Environmental Assessment - Howard/White Unit No. 1 Oil Spill (To comment on this document, click this link and follow the instructions there.) Obed Draft Damage Assessment and Restoration Plan/Environmental Assessment (DARP/EA) Final Version Damage Assessment Study Plan: Pryor Oil Well Fire and Spill Obed WSR Rock Climbing Survey Results Obed Centennial Vision Statement |
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Did You Know?
Did you know that the Obed Wild and Scenic River also has a campground? The Rock Creek Campground has 11 sites, consisting of tent pads, picnic tables, cooking grills, and lantern poles.