Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Project Statement - Three Americorps Members Will Be Working in the Division of Resource Education to Provide Education and Visitor Services to Both Youth Groups and the Visiting Public. Each Intern Will Support in Great Smoky Mountain National Park (grsm)'s Efforts to Create Opportunities for Connection to GRSM and Its Resources Through Services and Programs to the Visiting Public and School Groups From Neighboring Park Communities. the Programs Presented by the Serving Members Will Be on Grsm's Natural and Cultural Resources. the Members May Perform Both Formal and Informal Programs Including Exploratory Walks, JR Ranger Programs, and School-based Education Programs. the Members Will Also Perform Informal Roving Interpretation at Several Sites Within Grsm.performance Goals - to Provide and Facilitate Memorable and Meaningful Connection to Park Resources to Youth Groups and the Public. to Foster Development of a Personal Stewardship Ethic and Broaden Public Support for Preserving Park Resources.performance Objectives - the Primary Objective of the Position Is to Provide High Quality Interpretive Services Through Contacts at the Visitor Information Desk, Formal and Informal Interpretive Programs, and Special Event Management Assistance.cfda 15.931
Committed
$150,695
Paid out
$132.1K
88%
Committed, not yet paid
$18.6K
12%
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