Service Description: This coverage provides the proposed Research Natural Areas (RNAs) for Zion National Park. An RNA is an administrative designation that federal land management agencies use to set aside field ecological areas for research and education, and to maintain biological diversity.
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Description: This is an Arc/Info coverage consisting of 25 polygons representing currently proposed Research Natural Areas (RNAs) in Zion National Park, Utah. These RNAs are part of the Zion National Park General Management Plan (GMP), which are also referred to as the Visitor Management and Resource Protection Plan (VMRPP), and which designates 7 administrative zones to be managed appropriately. RNAs are specific areas of land to be used for the sole purpose of education and research. They have been selected and designated based on various criteria, and based on information gathered and analyzed from wildlife, vegetation, demographic, historic, and cultural databases.
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