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National Park Service FY 2013 Budget Justifications Crossroads of the American Revolution National Heritage Area Projects that would utilize NPS Heritage Partnership Funding in 2013: • Continued implementation of the strategic plan of the management plan. • Creation of a heritage area grant program. • Continued development of the online image library on website. Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor Projects that would utilize NPS Heritage Partnership Funding in 2013: • Continue the work of building and caring for the Delaware & Lehigh Trail. • Build upon the Tales of the Towpath fourth grade educational program. • Increase volunteer services to help partners that own the Delaware & Lehigh Trail. Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor Projects that would utilize NPS Heritage Partnership Funding in 2013: • Communications and outreach. • Tourism development and marketing. • Preservation of historic, cultural, and natural resources. • Erie Canalway Heritage Award of Excellence. Essex National Heritage Area Projects that would utilize NPS Heritage Partnership Funding in 2013: • Education and interpretation: Continue to expand school programs with NPS at Salem Maritime, Saugus Iron Works, and seek to bring them into Salem Sound; seek new opportunities to develop teacher programs on the three nationally significant themes of the Heritage Area and our area’s National Park units while also increasing the emphasis on environmental and science education; continue to assist NPS with its interpretive programs aboard the tall ship Friendship at her berth and on her ambassadorial sails; and continue educational partnership opportunities with other institutes of learning. • Interpretation and heritage promotion: Continue to lead the 13 community regional scenic byway initiative to ensure that it becomes the important interpretive, resource conservation, and economic tool that is envisioned in the plan. • Education, interpretation, and heritage promotion: Provide ongoing regional outreach programs such as Trails & Sails, lecture series, and membership and special events that provide hundreds of collaborative opportunities for partnerships in the Area and with NPS. • Trail development and resource conservation: Continue to drive for completion of more sections of the Border to Boston and the Coastal Trail; continue the regional partnerships for developing the Merrimack River Trail; and promote the importance and well-being provided by these regional trails. • Job creation and youth engagement: Work to expand the youth job corps program and seek to expand grant opportunities to sites and organizations in the area. • Sustainability: Expand fee based programs to increase organizational sustainability and that of partners; enhance the effectiveness of development activities; continue to increase the efficiency and value of the website and other electronic media; and continue developing sustainable interpretive programs. NR&P-79
National Park Service FY 2013 Budget Justifications Freedom’s Frontier National Heritage Area Projects that would utilize NPS Heritage Partnership Funding in 2013: • Continue to fund dynamic programs and interpretive assistance at museums and sites through a grants program. • Begin planning for updates to resource inventory, including cultural landscapes, natural resources, and folklife. • Develop recreational opportunities for residents and visitors to engage with Freedom’s Frontier’s stories. • Establish system to identify the region’s tourism products, services and events. • Begin to implement the signage plan. Freedom's Way National Heritage Area Projects that would utilize NPS Heritage Partnership Funding in 2013: • Management planning. • Developing public transportation aspects of thematic trails. • Supporting the “Nahum Story”- a musical and story-telling performance that connects far-flung corners of the Heritage Area through multi-cultural history in partnership with historically-African American colleges and performance troop. • Public education on oral history, agriculture, conservation movement, historic preservation (broad coverage of past and current projects). • Technical assistance workshops for local heritage preservation organizations. Great Basin National Heritage Route Projects that would utilize NPS Heritage Partnership Funding in 2013: • Will continue to work on completion of management plan and early implementation projects. Gullah/Geechee Heritage Corridor Projects that would utilize NPS Heritage Partnership Funding in 2013: • Staffing of Satellite Offices across the four states. • Establishment of Gullah/Geechee Community Grants Program. • Development of educational based programs. • Establishment of the 11 Most Endangered Program for Gullah/Geechee sites in the Corridor. • Enhancement and increase of educational partnership opportunities with universities. Hudson River Valley National Heritage Area Projects that would utilize NPS Heritage Partnership Funding in 2013: • Hudson River Valley Ramble. • New York Heritage Weekend. • Teaching the Hudson Valley. • Graphic branding and training for partner heritage sites. • Windows on History Smart Phone App (for Hudson River Amtrak RXR line). Illinois and Michigan Canal National Heritage Corridor Projects that would utilize NPS Heritage Partnership Funding in 2013: • Development of the Illinois and Michigan Canal National Heritage Corridor (IMCNHC) Site Designation Program. • Hold first annual Canal Alliance Conference. • Develop IMCNHC marketing plan. • Develop a website for comprehensive recreational opportunities within the IMCNHC. NR&P-80
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