Management planning
Kingston Fortifications National Historic Site
The public comment period on the new draft management plan for the Kingston Fortifications National Historic Site is now closed. Thank you to everyone who participated.
Draft Management Plan
The intent of the management plan is to provide decision makers, Indigenous and other partners, stakeholders, and the public with the priorities that will...
Management plan information
Management plans are the central documents that guide Parks Canada in the protection, management, and operation of its national historic sites, national parks and national marine conservation areas. Reviewed every 10 years, management plans are required by legislation, guided by public consultation, approved by the Minister responsible for Parks Canada and tabled in Parliament.
Parks Canada has begun the management planning process for the Kingston Fortifications National Historic Site, which includes Fort Henry, Murney Tower, Cathcart Tower and Shoal Tower.
Management plans are developed through consultation, engagement and input from various people including Indigenous peoples, local and regional residents, visitors, and the public and community organizations.
Current stage
Management plan preparation
*Indigenous and public engagement
Management planning cycle
Stages of management planning
- Management plan implementation, monitoring and evaluation
- State of site assessment
- Scoping issues and vision elements
- Management plan preparation
*Indigenous and public engagement - Management plan approval
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