Federal grant · cooperative agreement
The Purpose of the Heritage Partnership Program Funding Is to Engage National Heritage Arearecipients, Partners, Communities, and or Visitors in Shared Environmental Stewardship. This Is Done Bypromoting Greater Public and Private Participation in Preservation, Conservation, Education, and Outdoorrecreation Programs and Activities and Building Resource Stewardship Ethics in Its Participants. the Purpose of This Award Is to Support the Management Plan for a Heritage Area, Focusing on Interpretation, Conservation, and Community Engagement. Activities Include Developing Educational Programs About the Region S History, Providing Grants to Local Organizations for Interpretive Initiatives, and Offering a Summer Internship in Public History and Digital Media. the Project Will Also Create a Free Online Repository of Regional Stories and Improve Cultural Tourism Through Website and Social Media Content, Along With Guided Storytelling Tours. Anticipated Outcomes Include Increased Public Awareness of the Heritage Area, Enhanced Community Involvement in Preservation Efforts, and Strengthened Partnerships Among Local Governments and Organizations. Beneficiaries Include Community Members, Students, Local Organizations, and Visitors Who Will Gain Access to Educational Resources and Programs Promoting the Region S Cultural and Historical Heritage. Beneficiaries Include General Public, States and or Their Political Subdivisions, Non-profits, Private Entities, the Heritage Area Management Coordinating Entity.
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$1.0 Million
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