Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
This Agreement Enables the Maintenance and Operation of Piscataway Park Facilities to Support the Accokeek Foundation in Preserving the Park S Historic, Scenic, Cultural, Scientific, and Public Access. the Foundation Provides Annual Programming to Thousands of Children, Focusing on Farm-based Education and Environmental Stewardship Through a Historical Lens. the Accokeek Foundation S Historical Management Role in the National Colonial Farm Is Critical for Maintaining and Interpreting the Site on Behalf of the National Park Service, Including the Management of the Visitor Center. Established Through a Donation Under Public Law 87-362, Piscataway Park Protects the Open and Wooded Lands Along the Potomac River, Providing Historical Context From the Mount Vernon Estate and Fort Washington. This Initiative Aligns With Secretary S Order 3426, Ensuring That National Parks Remain Open and Accessible to the Public, Fostering Appreciation for the Natural and Cultural Heritage of the Area While Enhancing Community Engagement and Educational Opportunities.
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$749,000
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