The management of watershed often encounters with conflicts or trade-off among objectives. While traditional single objective decision techniques fail to provide alternatives information in the way of multiple objectives, multiple criteria decision making (MCDM) measures can provide a satisficing solution for compromising all the objectives under the constraint of finite resources. Therefore, this study applied GIS (Geographic Information Systems) and RS (Remote Sensing) techniques to extract related spatial information for New Tasoling Lake watershed, and integrated them with MCDM PROMETHEE method to proceed spatial priority assessment analysis for 41 sub-watersheds for the study area. The goal of this study is to establish a multi-objective evaluation model as consultation reference to decision managers for watershed management.