Initial Public Feedback - Amache NHS General Management Plan

The National Park Service will be preparing a General Management Plan (GMP) for Amache National Historic Site near Granada, Colorado. A GMP is the park's long‑term blueprint that sets direction for protecting resources, shaping visitor experiences, planning access and appropriate facilities, and guiding partnerships. For Amache, this planning effort will help safeguard fragile historic resources, honor descendant voices, and create spaces for meaningful experiences that teach about civil rights and the injustices of wartime incarceration, while also setting direction for infrastructure and improving how people visit and move through the site.

Were at the beginning of the planning process and are seeking your thoughts on what the plan should consider. Please share your responses to the questions below.

You may also share written comments to the following address:

Attn: AMCH GMP / Charles Lawson
Denver Service Center Planning Division
National Park Service
1 Denver Federal Center
Building 50
Denver, CO 80228

Topic Questions:

1. What places, stories, features and traditions associated with Amache National Historic Site are most important to you and why?

2. What experiences or opportunities at Amache do you currently enjoy and wish to see protected into the future?

3. When you imagine Amache many years from now, what do you hope people will be able to do, understand, and experience at the site, and what should they take away from a visit?

4. What else would you like the planning team to know or understand?

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