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Bandelier National Monument
Management
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NPS Photo by Dale Coker | Trying to balance the impacts of large wildlife populations on the landscape is one of many management tasks that face the park. |
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Bandelier National Monument encompasses over 33,000 acres of diverse terrain, home to a variety of native plants and wildlife. People have lived across this landscape for over 10,000 years. Change, including that created by man, is inescapable and necessary. However, change can have detrimental impacts as well as good. As part of the management of Bandelier National Monument, the National Park Service hopes to work with its friends, neighbors, and partners to ensure that, whenever possible, the change within the park boundaries and on the broader local landscape will ensure that valuable natural and cultural resources will be preserved for future generations.
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Did You Know?
It is estimated that Tyuonyi Pueblo had 400 rooms but only 100 people lived there. Many of the rooms were used mostly for storage of food and pens for turkeys.
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Last Updated: November 17, 2007 at 17:49 EST |