Management planning

What is a Parks Canada Management Plan?

Canada’s national parks, national historic sites, and national marine conservation areas are heritage places that protect Canada’s natural and cultural heritage, and offer truly Canadian experiences. A Parks Canada Management Plan guides management decisions and actions, and serves as a key accountability document to the public for each place. It also includes key strategies, objectives and targets to achieve expected results. A Management Plan is the road map that guides us to:

• protect natural and cultural resources
• facilitate visitor experiences and learning opportunities
• collaborate with Indigenous partners and other partners and stakeholders

Under the Canada National Parks Act, we are required to review the site management plan every ten years. Parks Canada intends to approve a new management plan for Fort Langley National Historic Site in 2024.

For a copy of Fort Langley National Historic Site’s 2013 Management Plan contact: fort.langley@pc.gc.ca.

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