Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
The Projects Completed Under This Agreement Are to Implement the Maurice D. Hinchey Hudson River Valley National Heritage Area Management Strategic Plan. the NPS and Recipient Collaborate. NPS Provides Technical and Financial Support Throughout the Management Plan Implementation. Performance Goals Include: Administrative and Operational Programming and Staffing Development and Implementation of Resource Stewardship and Preservation Educational Initiatives Administrative and Operational Support for Guided Interpretative Trip Planning and Tours and for Cultural Revitalization Efforts Historic Preservation Activities Educational Programming and the Preservation of the Arts Culture Creation of Website Content, Voices of the Revolution Audio Stories, Network Training Workshops Sponsor and Support Annual Heritage Area Events Develop Educational and Promotional Marketing Materials Support the Administration, Management and Operation of the Heritage Area and Provide Sub-grants to Support the Heritage Area. Beneficiaries: Communities Within the National Heritage Area.
Committed
$500,000
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