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This draft environmental statement describes the area proposed to be designated as wilderness in Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park. It evaluates the positive and negative impacts of such a designation and records the comments that have been collected from various sources.
1972-09-18
J. Leonard Volz, Midwest Director of the National Parks Service, responds to questions regarding the Theodore Roosevelt National Monument Park from conservation lobbyist and Wilderness Society Coordinator of Special Projects Doug Scott. The answers mostly correct misunderstandings regarding the nature of improvements in the park, such as roads, and issues regarding usage. Volz also corrects some inaccuracies in the maps Scott has been referencing and clarifies how their actions relate to the Wilderness Act of 1964. Finally, Volz makes some comments about the process of public hearings and the use of the testimony which is presented there.
1972-12-13
Regional Director Volz of the National Park Service forwards to the Wilderness Society a copy of the final environmental statement for the Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park wilderness proposal.
1973-08-01