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he Nlháxten/Cerise Creek Conservancy Management Plan released by BC Parks

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The Nlháxten/Cerise Creek Conservancy Management Plan has been released by BC Parks.
I noted a great deal of vague language and vague adjectives used when describing "carrying capacity"
Clauses such as [implement "appropriate" visitor management systems to maintain "acceptable capacity"] and ["appropriate" types and levels of recreation activities], hint of future closures and backcountry restrictions based upon back-room bureaucratic "feelings" instead of hard quantifiable data and numbers.
I don't like it.
I can handle a position that I disagree with, but when the goal posts are always moving, I tend to get suspicious of motive and intent.
As a side note, I am in communications with BC Parks planners to seek an alleviation to my fears and concerns, and so far communications seem genuine and cordial.