Heritage Foundation

WO WILD HORSE AND BURRO TRAINING, PLACEMENT AND MARKETING PROJECT

WILD HORSE AND BURRO TRAINING ADOPTION AND MARKETING PROJECT

THIS EDA INVESTMENT SUPPORTS THE MCCREARY COUNTY HERITAGE FOUNDATION, INC. WITH RESTORING AND REVITALIZING THE HISTORIC COAL MINING COMMUNITY OF STEARNS, KENTUCKY, HOME TO THE BIG SOUTH FORK SCENIC RAILWAY. THE PROJECT WORK INCLUDES RESTORING THE MCCREARY COUNTY MUSEUM AND MAKING IMPROVEMENTS TO THE HISTORIC DISTRICT (WALKS, DRAINAGE, PAVING, SIGNS, AMENITIES, ETC.). THE PROJECT WILL BUILD ON THE CITY'S TOURISM AND CULTURAL ASSETS, AS WELL AS INCREASE THE TOURISM ACTIVITY TO OFFER NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR EXISTING BUSINESSES IN THE AREA. ONCE COMPLETED, THE PROJECT WILL ASSIST IN THE REGION'S RECOVERY AND MAKE IT MORE RESILIENT TO FLUCTUATIONS IN TOURISM AND ADVANCE ECONOMIC RESILIENCY THROUGHOUT THE REGION.

THIS EDA INVESTMENT SUPPORTS THE TRANSFORMATIONAL RENOVATION OF BISMARCK?S KEELBOAT PARK INTO THE BISMARK RIVERFRONT PARK AND FESTIVAL GROUNDS ALONG THE MISSOURI RIVER IN NORTH DAKOTA. THROUGH THIS WORKING WATERFRONTS PROJECT, THE NORTHERN PLAINS HERITAGE FOUNDATION AND FORT ABRAHAM LINCOLN FOUNDATION WILL CONSTRUCT NEW PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE (SEWER, WATER, PARKING LOT) AND BUILDINGS (OFFICES, CONCESSIONS, RESTROOMS) THAT WILL MAKE THE CITY OF BISMARCK? RIVERFRONT MASTER PLAN A REALITY AND AN ESSENTIAL PART OF THE REGION?S ECONOMIC DIVERSIFICATION AND ECONOMIC RESILIENCE VISION. EXTENSIVE ANALYSIS PROJECTS THIS PROJECT WILL LEVERAGE A WIDE RANGE OF PRIVATE AND PUBLIC PARTNERSHIPS TO CREATE MORE THAN 200 JOBS AND $80 MILLION IN PRIVATE INVESTMENT. THIS PROJECT IS SUPPORTED BY THE REGIONAL PLANNING EFFORTS LED BY LEWIS & CLARK DEVELOPMENT GROUP. EDA FUNDED THE COMPLETION OF THE ORGANIZATION'S COMPREHENSIVE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY TO BRING TOGETHER THE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTORS TO CREATE AN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ROADMAP TO STRENGTHEN THE REGIONAL ECONOMY, SUPPORT PRIVATE CAPITAL INVESTMENT AND CREATE JOBS.

DEMONSTRATION GRANTS FOR INDIAN CHILDREN

FURTHER NORTHERN PLAINS NATIONAL HERITAGE AREA EFFORTS

ATWUSKU TOONAXH YEEKAWDIGAN: YOUR KNOWLEDGE SHINES AROUND YOU

NEVADA WILD HORSE AND BURRO ADOPTION MARKETING PROMOTION AND FUND RAISISNG PROJECT

P20AC00173 AVIA NATIONAL AVIATION HERITAGE AREA FY20 $336,388.00

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE, COMMUNITY PROJECT FUNDING, AND MISCELLANEOUS GRANTS

HAA SHUKÁ TUNDATÁANI: FOR THE PAST, PRESENT, AND THE FUTURE

HAA WSINEIX HAA YOO X’ATANGI, OUR LANGUAGE SAVED US

ḴOO AT LATÓOWUX̱ GUX̱SATÉE HAA YÁTX'I - OUR CHILDREN WILL BECOME TEACHERS

DOWNTOWN REVITALIZATION

ALASKA NATIVE EDUCATION

AVIATION NATIONAL HERITAGE AREA

HAA AT.OOWÚ HAA KUSTEEYIX̱ SITEE: OUR AT.OOWÚ IS OUR LIFE

ALASKA NATIVE EDUCATION

PROPOSES YEE YEEX̱ KAWDLIYÁAS' - A LAP WAS MADE FOR YOU ALL

ALASKA NATIVE EDUCATION

HAS DU JEEDÉ GAX̱TOOTÉE, HAA DACHX̱ÁNX̱ SITEEYI AA -WE WILL HAND IT TO THOSE WHO ARE OUR GRANDCHILDREN

NÁAKW DAAT YÉI JINÉ: WORKING AROUND MEDICINE

PRESERVATION OF MANHATTEN PROJECT HISTORICAL SITES

YE'ES KHA'A NALTSEENI': STRENGTHENING YOUTH

H?L DAA S? A Y?AN?X? X??ADUDLITSEEN HAA Y?TX?I NOTHING IS MORE CHERISHED THAN OUR CHILDREN - HEL DAA SÁ A YÁANÁX_ X_'ADUDLITSEEN HAA YÁTX'I NOTHING IS MORE CHERISHED THAN OUR CHILDREN IS A TLINGIT CULTURAL IDENTITY DEVELOPMENT FOR EMOTIONAL WELL-BEING AND SUICIDE RISK REDUCTION INITIATIVE BY THE GOLDBELT HERITAGE FOUNDATION (GHF) SERVING ALASKA NATIVE YOUTH AGES 7-19. THE INDIGENOUS YOUTH IN ALASKA ARE GROWING UP IN A FRACTURED SOCIETY, APART FROM THEIR CULTURE, AND SUICIDE IS THE LEADING CAUSE OF DEATH AMONG ALASKA NATIVE YOUNG PEOPLE AGES 15-24. THE GOALS OF THIS PROJECT ARE TO (1) REDUCE AND PREVENT SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE AMONG ALASKA NATIVE YOUTH FROM AGES 7 TO AGE 19. (2) EASE THE IMPACTS OF SUBSTANCE USE, MENTAL ILLNESS, AND TRAUMA IN OUR COMMUNITY, THROUGH A LENS OF TLINGIT CULTURE, PARTNERSHIPS, AND SUSTAINING SAFE WELCOMING SPACES FOR YOUTH. (3) SUPPORT AN/AI YOUTH AS THEY TRANSITION INTO ADULTHOOD BY PROVIDING INFORMATION AND EDUCATION FOR MENTAL HEALTH AND EMPOWERMENT. (4) TEACH AN/AI YOUTH HOW TO ADVOCATE FOR THEMSELVES AS WE CONNECT THEM TO RESOURCES FOR THEIR MENTAL HEALTH AND WELLNESS AND FOR THEM TO UNDERSTAND SOME OF THE STRUCTURAL-SOCIETAL FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO MENTAL ILLNESS AND TRAUMA. (5) PROVIDE CULTURALLY RESPONSIVE SUICIDE PREVENTION AND AWARENESS TRAINING TO YOUTH AND COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH PROVIDERS IN COLLABORATION WITH TLINGIT & HAIDA (T&H) AND THE JUNEAU SUICIDE PREVENTION COALITION (JSPC). (6) CELEBRATE THE CULTURAL IDENTITIES AND BELONGING OF ALASKA NATIVE YOUTH THROUGH CULTURAL GATHERINGS. TO MAKE PROGRESS TOWARD THESE GOALS, GHF WILL CONDUCT A COMMUNITY NEEDS ASSESSMENT (OBJECTIVE 1), COMMUNITY READINESS ASSESSMENT (OBJECTIVE 2), AND COMPLETE A STRATEGIC ACTION PLAN THAT ENCOMPASSES THREE TIERS OF SUICIDE REDUCTION AND PREVENTION STRATEGIES THAT ARE UNIVERSAL, SELECTED/TARGETED, AND INDICATED PREVENTION STRATEGIES (OBJECTIVE 3).GHF WILL PARTNER WITH LOCAL AGENCIES COMMITTED TO SERVING ON A YOUTH ADVISORY AND AN/AI STUDENTS BOARD (YAB) IN ORDER TO DEVELOP A WRITTEN ONLINE MANUAL FOR SUICIDE PREVENTION AND POSTVENTION (OBJECTIVE 4). GHF STAFF WILL DELIVER A CULTURALLY RELEVANT SUICIDE PREVENTION AND SELF-ADVOCACY CURRICULUM TO AT-RISK AN/AI YOUTH. THE CURRICULUM WILL ADDRESS TIER 2 SELECTED AND TARGETED PREVENTION STRATEGIES AND INCLUDE EMPOWERMENT FOR SELF-ADVOCACY AND INFORMATION SUPPORTING TRANSITIONS TO ADULTHOOD AND MENTAL HEALTH POLICY (OBJECTIVE 5) TO SERVE 50 AN AI YOUTH ANNUALLY. GHF STAFF AND THE JUNEAU SUICIDE PREVENTION COALITION (JSPC) WILL CO-DEVELOP AND DELIVER CULTURALLY INFORMED TRAINING FOR ADULT RESPONDERS (OBJECTIVE 6) TO SERVE 50 ADULT COMMUNITY RESPONDERS ANNUALLY. ADDITIONALLY, GHF STAFF WILL PROMOTE SPIRITUAL AND CULTURAL IDENTITY DEVELOPMENT AND YOUTH SOCIAL CONNECTEDNESS BY CONDUCTING THREE COMMUNITY EVENTS OVER THE AWARD PERIOD 1. A GOAN, 2. THE ALASKA BLANKET EXERCISE, AND 3. A TRADITIONAL TLINGIT U.EEX WITH ADOPTION AND NAMING CEREMONIES (OBJECTIVE 7) TO SERVE 100 YOUTH DURING THE PROJECT AWARD PERIOD (AND 100 GUESTS FOR U.EEX GHF HAS MORE THAN 15 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE WRITING AND TEACHING CURRICULUM THAT IS BASED ON OUR CULTURAL VALUES AND SUPPORTS YOUTH IN IDENTITY AFFIRMING WAYS FORWARD GROUNDED IN TLINGIT CULTURE. THIS IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGIES APPROACH IS SUPPORTED BY NTBHA, FOUNDATIONAL ELEMENT 1 HISTORICAL AND INTERGENERATIONAL TRAUMA (HIT). THE LITERATURE SHOWS THAT AN INDIVIDUALS SENSE OF HIS OR HER OWN BELONGING, AND CONNECTION TO THE COMMUNITIES HE OR SHE LIVES IN, IS A STRONG PROTECTIVE FACTOR AGAINST MANY BEHAVIORAL HEALTH ISSUES, INCLUDING SUICIDE, DEPRESSION, AND SUBSTANCE USE.THIS PROJECT WILL SERVE 350 YOUTH AND 250 ADULTS DURING THE PROJECT AWARD PERIOD.

FUNDS UNDER THIS AWARD ARE TO BE USED TO FORM A PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN THE U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE ' COLORADO PARTNERS FOR FISH AND WILDLIFE ('SERVICE') AND THE COLORADO WILDLIFE HERITAGE FOUNDATION AND TO FACILITATE CONSERVATION WORK.

ALASKA NATIVE EDUCATION

A GAAWOOYA YEI SHTOOSNEIXHJI, A TIME FOR HEALING

DEMONSTRATION GRANTS FOR INDIAN CHILDREN

STATE-WIDE CONSERVATION PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN THE U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE AND THE COLORADO WILDLIFE HERITAGE FOUNDATION

NATIVE AMERICAN PROGRAM

AVIATION NATIONAL HERITAGE AREA PARTNERSHIP

LINGIT YOO XATANGI DEI DEIYI: PATHWAY TO TLINGIT LANGUAGE FLUENCY

WILD HORSE AND BURRO RESOURCE MGMT, 2007

NATIONAL LEADERSHIP GRANTS

ADOPTION MARKETING PROMOTION AND FUND RAISING PROJECT

15.904 HISTORIC PRESERVATION FUND GRANTS-IN-AID HISTORIC PRESERVATION FUND GRANTS-IN-AID ASSIST IN THE IDENTIFICATION, EVALUATION, AND PROTECTION OF HISTORIC PROPERTIES BY SUCH MEANS AS EDUCATION, SURVEY, PLANNING, TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, PRESERVATION, DOCUMENTATION, AND FINANCIAL INCENTIVES LIKE GRANTS AND TAX CREDITS AVAILABLE FOR HISTORIC PROPERTIES. OPPORTUNITY P24AS00541 AFRICAN AMERICAN CIVIL RIGHTS (AACR) IS A COMPETITIVE PHYSICAL PRESERVATION GRANT PROGRAM TO DOCUMENT AND PRESERVE THE SITES AND STORIES OF THE HISTORY OF THE AFRICAN AMERICAN STRUGGLE TO GAIN EQUAL RIGHTS AS CITIZENS FROM THE TRANSATLANTIC SLAVE TRADE FORWARD. PROJECTS ARE FOR HISTORIC SITES LISTED IN, OR ELIGIBLE FOR LISTING IN THE NATIONAL REGISTER, AND INCLUDE ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES, HISTORIC STRUCTURE REPORTS, PRESERVATION PLANS, AND PHYSICAL PRESERVATION TO STRUCTURES. BENEFICIARIES INCLUDE STATES, TRIBES, LOCAL GOVERNMENTS, AND NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS. THIS PROJECT IS AWARDED TO THE BUTLER HERITAGE FOUNDATION, INC., TO REPLACE THE ROOF AND INSTALL NEW HEATING AND COOLING OF THE FIFTH STREET CORRIDOR BUILDING 6.

STATE-WIDE CONSERVATION PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN THE SERVICE AND THE CO WILDLIFE FOUNDATION

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE, COMMUNITY PROJECT FUNDING, AND MISCELLANEOUS GRANTS

TLINGIT FLOWING THROUGH GENERATIONS: A REGION-WIDE APPROACH TO LANGUAGE REVITALIZATION

THE PURPOSE OF THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT IS TO ESTABLISH A WORKING PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN THE SERVICE AND THE COLORADO WILDLIFE HERITAGE FOUNDATION RECIPIENT FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROMOTING CONSERVATION ON PRIVATE LANDS THROUGH HABITAT CONSERVATION PROJECTS. FUNDS UNDER THIS AWARD ARE TO BE USED TO FACILITATE CONSERVATION WORK THAT IS MUTUALLY BENEFICIAL TO BOTH PARTIES. THIS PARTNERSHIP WILL PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR CONSERVATION OF PRIVATELY-OWNED LANDS IN MOFFAT COUNTY, COLORADO, THROUGH COST-SHARING OF CONSERVATION PRACTICES. CONSERVATION PRACTICES JOINTLY IMPLEMENTED BY THE SERVICE AND THE COLORADO WILDLIFE HERITAGE FOUNDATION WILL INCLUDE, BUT NOT LIMITED TO AERIAL APPLICATION OF REJUVRA HERBICIDE TO CONTROL CHEATGRASS AND OTHER INVASIVE PLANTS. ALL PROJECTS WILL BE FACILITATED BY SITE-SPECIFIC PRIVATE LANDOWNER AGREEMENTS AS APPROVED AND ADMINISTERED BY THE SERVICE. HABITAT CONSERVATION PROJECTS WILL BENEFIT HABITAT GOALS AND OBJECTIVES IDENTIFIED WITHIN THE COLORADO PARTNERS FOR FISH AND WILDLIFE STRATEGIC PLAN, PRIORITY SAGEBRUSH OBLIGATE BIRDS IDENTIFIED BY THE SERVICE'S SAGEBRUSH ECOSYSTEM TEAM, AND COLORADO PARKS AND WILDLIFE STATE ACTION PLAN FOR BIG GAME MIGRATION AND WINTER RANGE.

THE PURPOSE OF THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT IS TO ESTABLISH A WORKING PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN THE SERVICE AND THE COLORADO WILDLIFE HERITAGE FOUNDATION FOR THE PURPOSE OF SUPPORTING CONSERVATION EFFORTS ON PRIVATE, TRIBAL, COUNTY, LOCAL GOVERNMENT, AND OR NONPROFIT-OWNED LANDS THROUGHOUT COLORADO. THE RECIPIENT WILL FACILITATE THE DEVELOPMENT OF CONSERVATION PROJECTS LANDS AND WORK COOPERATIVELY WITH THE SERVICE TO IDENTIFY, DEVELOP, AND ESTABLISH MUTUALLY BENEFICIAL CONSERVATION PROJECTS. CONSERVATION PROJECTS TO BE JOINTLY IMPLEMENTED BY THE SERVICE AND THE COLORADO WILDLIFE HERITAGE FOUNDATION INCLUDE THE RESTORATION, ENHANCEMENT, AND ESTABLISHMENT OF PRIORITY WETLAND, UPLAND, STREAM, AND RIPARIAN HABITATS FOR THE BENEFIT OF FEDERAL TRUST AND PARTNERS FOR FISH AND WILDLIFE FOCAL SPECIES. ALL PROJECTS WILL BE FACILITATED BY SITE-SPECIFIC PRIVATE LANDOWNER AGREEMENTS AS APPROVED AND ADMINISTERED BY THE SERVICE. AGREEMENTS WILL IDENTIFY CONSERVATION PRACTICES SUCH AS SEEDING NATIVE GRASSES AND FORBS, TREATING INVASIVE PLANTS, INSTALLING IRRIGATION INFRASTRUCTURE, STREAM BANK STABILIZATION, IMPROVING LIVESTOCK MANAGEMENT, INSTALLING LOW TECH RESTORATION STRUCTURES, AND OR OTHER PRACTICES. RESTORATION OF HABITATS WITHIN HIGH PRIORITY CONSERVATION FOCUS AREAS WILL CONTRIBUTE TOWARDS MEETING POPULATION AND HABITAT OBJECTIVES IDENTIFIED IN THE SERVICES FISCAL YEAR 20222026 MOUNTAIN-PRAIRIE REGION PARTNERS FOR FISH AND WILDLIFE PROGRAM STRATEGIC PLAN.

DEVELOPMENT,OPERATION & MAINTENANCE-LEWIS & CLARK NATIONAL HISTORIC TRAIL

AHTNA HERITAGE DANCE PROJECT

SAVE AMERICA S TREASURES GRANTS FROM THE HISTORIC PRESERVATION FUND PROVIDE PRESERVATION AND OR CONSERVATION ASSISTANCE TO NATIONALLY SIGNIFICANT HISTORIC PROPERTIES AND COLLECTIONS. GRANTS REQUIRE A DOLLAR-FOR-DOLLAR, NON-FEDERAL MATCH, WHICH CAN BE CASH OR DOCUMENTED IN-KIND. THE GRANT PROGRAM IS ADMINISTERED BY THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE (NPS) IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS (NEA), THE NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES (NEH), AND THE INSTITUTE OF MUSEUM AND LIBRARY SERVICES (IMLS). BENEFICIARIES INCLUDE STATES, TRIBES, LOCAL GOVERNMENTS, AND NONPROFITS.THIS PHYSICAL PRESERVATION PROJECT IS AWARDED TO THE NONPROFIT, AVIATION HERITAGE FOUNDATION, INC., FOR REPAIRS TO THE MASONRY AND PAINT, IMPROVEMENTS TO THE DRAINAGE, AND IMPROVEMENTS TO THE SECURITY SYSTEM OF THE PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR HOUSE.

PROJECT MAHALO NO KA MEA AI FARMERS MARKET CULTURE-BASED FARMERS MARKET AND WRAP-AROUND SERVICES FOR NATIVE HAWAIIAN FAMILIES IN EAST KAUAI EXPERIENCING HOUSING, FOOD, & HEALTH INSECURITY

THE PURPOSE OF THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT IS TO ESTABLISH A WORKING PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN THE SERVICE AND THE COLORADO WILDLIFE HERITAGE FOUNDATION FOR THE PURPOSE OF SUPPORTING CONSERVATION EFFORTS ON PRIVATE, TRIBAL, COUNTY, LOCAL GOVERNMENT, AND OR NONPROFIT-OWNED LANDS THROUGHOUT COLORADO. THE RECIPIENT WILL FACILITATE THE DEVELOPMENT OF CONSERVATION PROJECTS LANDS AND WORK COOPERATIVELY WITH THE SERVICE TO IDENTIFY, DEVELOP, AND ESTABLISH MUTUALLY BENEFICIAL CONSERVATION PROJECTS. CONSERVATION PROJECTS TO BE JOINTLY IMPLEMENTED BY THE SERVICE AND THE COLORADO WILDLIFE HERITAGE FOUNDATION INCLUDE THE RESTORATION, ENHANCEMENT, AND ESTABLISHMENT OF PRIORITY WETLAND, UPLAND, STREAM, AND RIPARIAN HABITATS FOR THE BENEFIT OF FEDERAL TRUST AND PARTNERS FOR FISH AND WILDLIFE FOCAL SPECIES. ALL PROJECTS WILL BE FACILITATED BY SITE-SPECIFIC PRIVATE LANDOWNER AGREEMENTS AS APPROVED AND ADMINISTERED BY THE SERVICE. AGREEMENTS WILL IDENTIFY CONSERVATION PRACTICES SUCH AS SEEDING NATIVE GRASSES AND FORBS, TREATING INVASIVE PLANTS, INSTALLING IRRIGATION INFRASTRUCTURE, STREAM BANK STABILIZATION, IMPROVING LIVESTOCK MANAGEMENT, INSTALLING LOW TECH RESTORATION STRUCTURES, AND OR OTHER PRACTICES. RESTORATION OF HABITATS WITHIN HIGH PRIORITY CONSERVATION FOCUS AREAS WILL CONTRIBUTE TOWARDS MEETING POPULATION AND HABITAT OBJECTIVES IDENTIFIED IN THE SERVICES FISCAL YEAR 20222026 MOUNTAIN-PRAIRIE REGION PARTNERS FOR FISH AND WILDLIFE PROGRAM STRATEGIC PLAN AND THE DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR STRATEGIC PLAN.

WILDFIRE REMAINS ONE OF THE PRIMARY THREATS TO SAGEBRUSH STEPPE HABITAT IN SOUTHEAST OREGON. THROUGH PROACTIVE FUEL REDUCTION TREATMENTS LIKE INVASIVE ANNUAL GRASS AND CONIFER REMOVAL WILDFIRE RISK WILL BE LESSENED. TREATMENTS AIM TO INCREASE RESISTANCE AND RESILIENCE OF SAGEBRUSH STEPPE HABITAT AND IN THE EVENT OF FIRE REDUCTIONS IN THE SIZE AND SEVERITY OF BURNS. IN PARTNERSHIP WITH LOCAL IMPLEMENTATION TEAMS THIS PROJECT WILL TREAT 4000 ACRES BY 2029 TO REDUCE FUELS THROUGH INVASIVE ANNUAL GRASS AND OR CONIFER TREATMENTS WITHIN GROWTH OPPORTUNITY AND OR CORE SAGEBRUSH AREAS

RESTORATION OF THE TOMBS OF SULTAN IBRAHIM AND AMIR SULTAN MOHAMMAD LOCATED IN MAKLI HILLS.

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE-SPECIAL PROJECT NEIGHBORHOOD INITIATIVE AND MISCELLANEOUS GRANTS

THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST AND HAWAIIAN ISLANDS ARTS PROGRAM PROVIDES ENHANCED PACIFIC NORTHWEST AND HAWAIIAN ISLANDS ART PROGRAMS THAT PROMOTE THE SCHOLARLY STUDY OF, AND INSTRUCTION IN, ALASKA NATIVE AND NATIVE HAWAIIAN ARTS AND CULTURE. WORK WILL ESTABLISH PROGRAMS WHICH CULMINATE IN THE AWARDING OF DEGREES IN THE VARIOUS FIELDS OF ALASKA NATIVE AND NATIVE HAWAIIAN ART AND CULTURE, OR TO ESTABLISH CENTERS AND PROGRAMS WITH RESPECT TO ALASKA NATIVE OR NATIVE HAWAIIAN ART AND CULTURE.THE PROJECT, DAAK YAYLATSAAK PUSH THE BOAT OUT, WILL PRESERVE AND ENHANCE TLINGIT CULTURE AND ART, PROVIDING SCHOLARLY STUDY OF AND INSTRUCTION IN THE MAKING OF TRADITIONAL DUGOUT CANOES, AN INDIGENOUS WATERCRAFT. OVER THE COURSE OF FOUR YEARS, AT LEAST 300 SOUTHEASTERN ALASKAN YOUTH FROM JUNEAU AND KAKE IN GRADES 9-12 WILL BE INVITED TO STUDY AND WORK DIRECTLY WITH CULTURE BEARERS, TLINGIT CARVER AND CANOE EXPERT HERB SHEAKLEY, AND MASTER CARVER WAYNE PRICE TO CREATE TWO UNIQUE TRADITIONAL DUGOUT CANOES. THIS PROJECT S OBJECTIVES ARE PARTNERING WITH ONE URBAN AND ONE RURAL SCHOOL DISTRICT TO: (1) CREATE TWO TRADITIONAL DUGOUT CANOES (2) DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT THREE INDIGENOUS HIGH SCHOOL COURSES CONNECTING CANOE-MAKING TO STEM PRINCIPLES AND (3) LAUNCH OF THE FIRST ANNUAL INTER-CHANNEL YOUTH CANOE GATHERING IN 2026.BENEFICIARIES INCLUDE: LOCAL, FEDERALLY RECOGNIZED INDIAN TRIBAL GOVERNMENTS, MINORITY GROUP, NATIVE AMERICAN ORGANIZATIONS, ARTIST HUMANIST, STUDENT TRAINEE, YOUTH (16-21).

THIS ACTION APPROVES FUNDING TO BUTLER HERITAGE FOUNDATION IN THE AMOUNT OF $240,000. THE PURPOSE OF THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT IS TO PROVIDE FUNDING FOR THE BUTLER HERITAGE FOUNDATION IN ORDER TO IMPLEMENT CLEANUP ACTIVITY AT THE FORMER BUTLER HIGH SCHOOL SITE IN HARTSVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA. ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED FOR THIS CLEANUP PROJECT WILL INCLUDE COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT, CLEANUP ACTIVITY INCLUDING REMOVAL AND/OR ABATEMENT, CONFIRMATORY SAMPLING, AND ENSURING COMPLIANCE WITH STATE REQUIREMENTS. ANTICIPATED DELIVERABLES WILL INCLUDE TECHNICAL REPORTS AND DISPOSAL RECORDS. EXPECTED OUTCOMES INCLUDE ACRES MADE READY FOR REUSE, AND A CLEANER, HEALTHIER ENVIRONMENT AT THE FORMER BUTLER HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING(S). ONCE THE SITE DOES NOT POSE A THREAT TO HUMAN HEALTH AND THE ENVIRONMENT, THIS WILL ENCOURAGE REDEVELOPMENT OF THE SITE, WHICH WILL CREATE JOBS. THE INTENDED BENEFICIARIES INCLUDE THE PROPERTY OWNER (THE BUTLER HERITAGE FOUNDATION), ALUMNI OF THE SCHOOL, AND RESIDENTS OF

AN URGENT RESCUE MISSION OF BEITEDDINE PALACE THROUGH CONSERVATION AND REHABILITATION OF THE TWO-CRUMBLING WOODEN KIOSQUES, HAMMAM AND COURTYARD, IN ADDITION TO DOCUMENTATION AND TRAININGS ON LOST CRAFT (GLASS BLOWING) LEADING TO PUBLICATION OF A BOOKLET

OWHF STREAKED HORNED LARK

EDI SPECIAL PROJECTS

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE-SPECIAL PROJECT NEIGHBORHOOD INITIATIVE AND MISCELLANEOUS GRANTS

RECOVERY OF THE FEDERALLY LISTED ENDANGERED IOWA PLEISTOCENE SNAIL

THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT WILL FOCUS EFFORTS TO RESTORE HABITAT FOR NATIVE POLLINATORS AND THE MONARCH BUTTERFLY IN NORTHEAST IOWA. THE WORK WILL FOCUS ON RESTORING AND ENHANCING REMNANT HILL PRAIRIES, OAK WOODLANDS AND SAVANNA, AND WETLAND HABITATS FOR NATIVE POLLINATORS SUCH AS THE RUSTY PATCHED BUMBLE BEE (BOMBUS AFFINIS), THE AMERICAN BUMBLE BEE (BOMBUS PENSYLVANICUS), THE MONARCH BUTTERFLY (DANAUS PLEXIPPUS), AND REGAL FRITILLARY (SPEYERIA IDALIA). ADDITIONALLY, WORK TO RESTORE OR RECONSTRUCT PRAIRIE HABITATS ON PREVIOUS WORKING LANDS OR LOW DIVERSITY GRASSLANDS WILL ALSO BE PRIORITIZED.

LAKE BAIKAL ECO-TOURISM AND EDUCATION

THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT WILL FOCUS EFFORTS TO RESTORE AND ENHANCE GRASSLAND HABITAT FOR FEDERAL TRUST SPECIES IN SOUTHERN IOWA. THE WORK WILL FOCUS ON RESTORING AND ENHANCING REMNANT GRASSLANDS AND OAK SAVANNA AND GRASSLAND RECONSTRUCTIONS.

PENNSYLVANIA STATE ARCHIVES BASIC PROCESSING PROJECT

ECO-EDUCATION AND ECO-TOURISM IN RUSSIA

NATURE INTERPRETATION AND TRAILS IN SIBERIA

ARRA 14 1610 R3EF TOPEKA SHINER OXBOW RESTORATION IN N. RACCOON RIVER WATERSHED

CONG. SETASIDES, MUSEUMS

UNDER THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT THE USFWS WILL HAVE SUBSTANTIAL INVOLVEMENT IN THE PROJECT BY WORKING CLOSELY WITH STAFF FROM INHF TO DEVELOP THE HABITAT MANAGEMENT PLAN, IMPLEMENT THE HABITAT MANAGEMENT PLAN THROUGH ACTIVE INVOLVEMENT IN CHOOSING THE CONTRACTOR TO COMPLETE THE HABITAT MANAGEMENT PRACTICES, AND WORKING CLOSELY WITH INHF TO ENSURE OBJECTIVES OF EACH STEP IN THE RESTORATION PROCESS ARE ACHIEVED SUCCESSFULLY AND COMPLETELY PRIOR TO ADVANCING TO THE NEXT STAGE OF THE HABITAT MANAGEMENT PROJECT. THIS INCLUDES THE ABILITY TO ALTER THE PLAN OR STOP WORK ON THE PROJECT IF ADVERSE EFFECTS ARE OCCURRING ON THE HABITAT AREA S DUE TO ADVERSE WEATHER, UNFORESEEN DAMAGE FROM HEAVY EQUIPMENT OR METHODS OF RESTORATION OR TIMING IN THE CALENDAR YEAR.

FIE EARMARK GRANT AWARDS

PENNSYLVANIA ITINERANT ARCHIVIST REGRANT PROJECT

CREATING CRITICAL TOOLS FOR TLINGIT LANGUAGE SURVIVAL

I MANA KA 'AINA VISITOR ENGAGEMENT PROGRAM THE RECOUNTING OF THE HISTORY OF UHAU'IOLE AND THE LARGER WAILUA AHUPUA'A THROUGH THE VOICES OF THE LAND AND OUR ANCESTORS

FIE EARMARK GRANT AWARDS

AHTNA LANGUAGE INFRASTRUCTURE AND TRAINING (A-LIT)

TBH COVID-19

CONG. SETASIDES, MUSEUMS

MALAMA OLA, RE-ESTABLISHING THE USE OF THE HAWAIIAN MOON CALENDAR ON HANALEI RIVER TO INVENTORY/ASSESS NATIVE FISH HABITAT IMPACTED BY CLIMATE CHANGE & TEK EXCHANGE WITH PACIFIC ISLAND NATIONS.

RURAL BUSINESS ENTERPRISE GRANTS

P19AC00361, DAAV, NATIONAL AVIATION HERITAGE ALLIANCE, EDUCATION SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING & MATH (STEM) AND OUTREACH PROGRAM - DAAV, FY19, $16,426.00

NA: MONTROSE WETLAND RESTORATION PARTNERSHIP

CLARK SCHOOL ROAD TAVERN CREEK HEADER TEXT: CLARK SCHOOL ROAD TAVERN CREEK. PLEASE SEND COPY OF AGREEMENT TO JASON GOECKLER AND ASHTON JONES. FUNDS UNDER THIS AWARD ARE TO BE USED TO SUPPORT THE RECIPIENT⿿S EFFORTS TO IMPROVE FISH PASSAGE AT THE CLARK SCHOOL RD. (CR A-10) LOW WATER CROSSING OVER TAVERN CREEK LOCATED IN MILLER COUNTY, MISSOURI BY REMOVING THE CURRENT LOW WATER CROSSING, DESIGNING AND INSTALLING A NEW STRUCTURE WHICH WILL PROVIDE FREE MOVEMENT OF WATER, DEBRIS, GRAVEL, AND AQUATIC ORGANISMS.

LASO - PRESERVATION OF MANHATTEN PROJECT HISTORICAL SITES

RURAL BUSINESS ENTERPRISE GRANTS

DESIGNS AND DEVELOPS THE INFRASTRUCTURE TO MANAGE A TRIBAL AMERICORPS PROGRAM

STATE BOARD SNAP GRANT

TOPEKA SHINER RESTORATION PROJECTS

THE AFRICAN AMERICAN MUSEUM OF IOWA WILL IMPROVE COLLECTIONS CARE AND MANAGEMENT BY UPGRADING ITS STORAGE ENVIRONMENT AND TECHNOLOGY. PROJECT ACTIVITIES INCLUDE REMOVING OUTDATED SHELVING, INSTALLING NEW SHELVING UNITS AND A ROLLING LADDER, AND SETTING UP A NEW WORK STATION FOR PROCESSING AND CATALOGING COLLECTIONS. ONCE THE MUSEUM COLLECTION RETURNS FROM OFF-SITE STORAGE, A PAID STUDENT INTERN WILL SUPPORT THE PROJECT TEAM IN CONDUCTING CONDITION REPORTS, REHOUSING OBJECTS, ADDING LOCATION TAGS, AND UPDATING CATALOG RECORDS. THE PROJECT WILL BETTER PROTECT AND PRESERVE THE COLLECTION, IMPROVE STAFF EFFICIENCY IN COLLECTION MANAGEMENT, AND SUPPORT FUTURE EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES THE MUSEUM PROVIDES THROUGH ITS OBJECTS.

TRANSFORMING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SCIENCE AND SOCIETY: THE MANHATTAN PROJECT AND ITS LEGACY

DETAILED PROCESSING OF PENNSYLVANIA TURNPIKE RECORDS: LARGE FORMAT AND SPECIAL MEDIA

EARMARK

2016 HPF AACR - KENTUCKY CENTER FOR AFRICAN AMERICAN HERITAGE

HISTORICAL LIBRARY AND ARCHIVAL WORK- LECL

HUNA HERITAGE FOUNDATION (HHF) WILL COLLECT AND PRESERVE HOONAH CLAN MEMBERSHIP DATA IN THEIR DIGITAL ARCHIVES AND MAKE IT ACCESSIBLE TO THE COMMUNITY THROUGH DISSEMINATION OF 1500 HOONAH CLAN LINEAGE BOOKLETS. WORKING WITH A RANGE OF COMMUNITY PARTNERS, INCLUDING THE HOONAH CITY SCHOOLS, HOONAH INDIAN ASSOCIATION, HUNA TOTEM CORPORATION, AND CLAN LEADERS, HHF WILL UPDATE AND BUILD ON EXISTING CLAN LINEAGE DATA BY ENGAGING THE COMMUNITY DURING A SERIES OF CLAN WORKSHOPS, COMMUNITY EVENTS AT THE SCHOOL, AND OTHER PROGRAMS, AS WELL AS THROUGH DIRECT OUTREACH TO INDIVIDUALS IN THE COMMUNITY. THIS PROJECT RESPONDS TO ASSESSED COMMUNITY NEEDS TO COLLECT, DOCUMENT, AND PRESERVE CLAN LINEAGE DATA THAT DEFINE THE IDENTITIES OF THE ABORIGINAL PEOPLES OF HOONAH, ALASKA.

RURAL BUSINESS ENTERPRISE GRANTS

P18AC00232

RURAL BUSINESS ENTERPRISE GRANTS

COMPETITIVE NCPTT GRANT

LEWIS AND CLARK TRAIL HERITAGE FOUNDATION ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY- LECL

SEA OTTER REINTRODUCTION FEASIBILITY STUDY

ESTIMATED TOTAL FUNDS REFER TO THE FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR CASH GRANTS WHILE ESTIMATED NUMBER OF GRANTS EQUALS TOTAL OF ALL AMERICORPS VISTA PROJECTS, TH

BUILDING ON THE WORK OF PROJECT PARTNERS WE SEEK FUNDING TO INFORM DESIGN OPPORTUNITIES FOR SEVEN MITIGATION LOCATIONS ON I-5 BETWEEN ASHLAND AND THE CALIFORNIA BORDER IN SOUTHWESTERN OREGON. THESE SITES WERE IDENTIFIED BY A COALITION OF AGENCIES AND ORGANIZATIONS AS POTENTIAL PASSAGE OPPORTUNITIES FOR WILDLIFE CROSSINGS ALONG THIS STRETCH OF I-5. FINAL PRODUCTS OF THIS PHASE OF WORK INCLUDE A PROJECT ALTERNATIVES REPORT AND PREFERRED MITIGATION ALTERNATIVES THAT COMPLY WITH LOCAL CONDITIONS AND ENGINEERING RESTRICTIONS.

ECONOMIC IMPACT STUDY

DISCRETIONARY

THIS FENCING, UPLAND PLANTING, AND WETLAND HYDROLOGY HABITAT RESTORATION PROJECT CONSISTS OF THE REMOVAL OF APPROXIMATELY 1,150 FEET OF CHAIN LINK FENCING, AND INSTALLATION OF 1,100 FEET OF CATTLE FENCE AND GATE AND FENCING ALONG THE BOULEVARD NEEDED TO EXPAND CONSERVATION GAZING OPPORTUNITIES AT THE PRESERVE A PORTION OF THE ADDITIONAL 3 ACRE EXPANSION AREA CONTAINS CONTIGUOUS WETLAND AREAS THAT ARE CONNECTED TO PREVIOUSLY ENHANCED WETLANDS, WHICH CURRENTLY SUPPORTS A SMALL TRICOLORED BLACKBIRD BREEDING COLONY THE ADDITIONAL 3 ACRE AREA WILL PROVIDE NEEDED ADDITIONAL FORAGING HABITAT FOR TRICOLORED BLACKBIRDS DURING THE CRITICAL NESTING PERIOD, WHEN REPRODUCTIVE BIRDS NEED HIGH PROTEIN FOR EGG PRODUCTION AND FEEDING HATCHLINGS ADDITIONAL IMPROVEMENTS INCLUDE REMOVAL OF SALT CEDAR, DEVELOPING A LONGTERM TRICOLORED BLACKBIRD MANAGEMENT PLAN FOR THE AREA AND PLANTING 5 ACRES MILKWEED HABITAT TO BENEFIT MONARCHS, OTHER POLLINATORS, AND LOCAL WILDLIFE

HANNING FLAT SPRING AND RANGELAND RESTORATION PROJECT

WETLAND/POLLINATOR HABITAT ENHANCEMENT PROJECT

RBDG RURAL BUSINESS COOP OPPORTUNITY GRANT

ARRA 14 1610 R3UC NFHAP SARP LOWER BOURBEUSE AQUATIC CONSERVATION AREA (LBACA) LANDOWNER PARTNERSHIP

THIS PROJECT DEMONSTRATES THE PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN NPS AND DAAV AND NAHA FOR ACTIVITIES INCLUDING AIRVENTURE.

MUSEUM GRANTS AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY AND CULTURE

OREGON WILDLIFE-MARK & RECAPTURE STUDY

VISTA STATE

FEASIBILITY STUDY SUPPORT: REINTRODUCTION OF SEA OTTERS TO THE OREGON COAST

THE ECKLEY MINERS' VILLAGE MUSEUM, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE PENNSYLVANIA HERITAGE FOUNDATION, WILL REDUCE GEOGRAPHIC AND FINANCIAL BARRIERS TO ARTIFACTS-BASED HISTORY EDUCATION THROUGH THE COAL COUNTRY CONNECTION. THIS LIFELONG LEARNING AND OUTREACH PROGRAM WILL OPERATE THROUGH THREE STREAMS: 1) TRANSPORTATION SCHOLARSHIPS FOR K-12 INSTITUTIONS TO REDUCE BUDGETARY HURDLES TO PARTICIPATING IN ECKLEY’S ON-SITE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, WHICH INCLUDE GUIDED INTERPRETIVE TOURS OF THE MUSEUM’S EXHIBITS, ARTIFACTS, AND BUILT ENVIRONMENT; HANDS-ON ENRICHMENT ACTIVITIES IN 19TH-CENTURY TRADES AND CRAFTS, AND ENGAGEMENT WITH NORTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA’S RICH HISTORIES OF IMMIGRATION, RESOURCE EXTRACTION, AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE; 2) TRAVELING TRUNK SCHOLARSHIPS, WHICH WILL PROVIDE LOW- OR NO-COST, IN-CLASS PROGRAMMING THROUGH THE DELIVERY OF ARTIFACT-BASED EDUCATION CAPTURING ECKLEY’S MAIN INTERPRETIVE THEMES BY A PROFESSIONAL MUSEUM EDUCATOR OR TRAINED VOLUNTEER; AND 3) LENDABLE MULTIMEDIA TEACHING KITS CONTAINING FOR-USE COLLECTION ITEMS OR REPLICAS, LESSON PLANS, ENRICHMENT ACTIVITIES, AND CLASSROOM SUPPLIES TO FACILITATE LEARNING IN CASES WHERE MUSEUM VISITS OR CLASSROOM VISITS ARE NOT FEASIBLE.

OR-OFWO-FA-OR WILDLIFE HERITAGE-RAPTOR

THIS AWARD WILL SUPPORT INCREASING ACCESS FOR RECREATION, ROBUST VOLUNTEERISM, AND PARTNER CO-DEVELOPMENT AND DELIVERY OF CONSERVATION PROGRAMMING ON AND AROUND NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGES IN OREGON AND WASHINGTON. THESE EFFORTS DIRECTLY ALIGN WITH DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR DRAFT FY2026-2030 STRATEGIC PLAN FRAMEWORK, SECTIONS 3.1: LANDS AND WATERS PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR RECREATION, INCLUDING VOLUNTEER EFFORTS AND 3.4: SPECIES AND NATURAL RESOURCES ARE PROTECTED BY INVOLVING LOCAL COMMUNITIES AND PROMOTING HUNTING, FISHING, AND OTHER EFFECTIVE STRATEGIES FOR LAND AND WATER MANAGEMENT. THE PROJECT WILL PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES TO ACCESS FEDERAL LANDS AND WATERS FOR RECREATION AND EDUCATION; COMMUNITY VOLUNTEER SUPPORT THROUGH EDUCATION TO IMPROVE HEALTHY ECOSYSTEMS. TYPICAL ACTIVITIES/EXPENDITURES WILL INCLUDE FIELD TRIPS; STAFF SUPPORT; TRANSPORTATION; HOSTING STEWARDSHIP AND EDUCATION EVENTS; AND DIRECT ENGAGEMENT AND PLANNING WITH US FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE (USFWS) PROFESSIONALS AND NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGES.

DRIFTLESS AREA OF IOWA NATIVE ECOSYSTEM RESTORATION AND ENHANCEMENT INITIATIVE

IMPROVE OR MAINTAIN WATER QUALITY BY INSTALLING BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES (BMPS)

KAKE DOG SALMON FESTIVAL

MUSEUM GRANTS AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY AND CULTURE

FENCING HABITAT ENHANCEMENT PROJECT

TRIBAL GRANT - AHTNA HERITAGE FOUNDATION

BUILDING REGIONAL PEACE AND COHESION THROUGH DIGITAL PRESERVATION OF ENDANGERED SOMALI HERITAGE.

NATURE INTERPRETATION LAKE BAIKAL

ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION AND SAFETY WITHIN PROTECTED AREAS AROUND LAKE BAIKAL

DISCRETIONARY

THE MILL ON ROUTE 66 ACCESSIBILITY PROJECT

Y7700088026 - LOGAN COUNTY

TELLING OUR STORY

COLLECTIONS CARE GUIDANCE AND SUPPORT [THE ?COLLECTIONS CARE GUIDANCE AND SUPPORT? PROJECT WILL RESULT IN A PRESERVATION NEEDS ASSESSMENT FOR THE HUNA HERITAGE FOUNDATION (HHF) COLLECTIONS. THE ASSESSMENT WILL INCLUDE DOCUMENTING THE PHYSICAL STATE OF THE ENTIRE COLLECTION (AV, DIGITAL, PRINT, OBJECTS, ETC.) AND PROVIDE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ITS CARE. A REPORT DOCUMENTING THE CURRENT STATE OF THE COLLECTIONS, SITE VISIT FINDINGS, AND MAKING RECOMMENDATIONS FOR IMPROVED PRESERVATION PRACTICES FOR THE COLLECTIONS WILL BE PROVIDED AFTER THE VISIT. IN ADDITION TO THE ON-SITE ASSESSMENT, GRANT FUNDS WILL SUPPORT A HALF-DAY COMMUNITY WORKSHOP, ENTITLED ?INTRODUCTION TO AUDIOVISUAL PRESERVATION? AT THE ALASKA STATE LIBRARY ARCHIVES AND MUSEUMS. THIS WORKSHOP WILL BE FREE AND OPEN TO THEIR STAFF AS WELL AS STAFF AT LOCAL COLLECTING INSTITUTIONS SUCH AS THE JUNEAU CITY MUSEUM AND SEALASKA HERITAGE INSTITUTE. THIS WILL ENSURE THE LEARNING OPPORTUNITY HAS A WIDER REACH THAN OUR SMALL TEAM. FUNDS WILL ALSO PROVIDE FOR ARCHIVAL BOXES.]

THIS BASIC GRANT SUPPORTS EXISTING LIBRARY OPERATIONS AND MAINTAINS CORE LIBRARY SERVICES, INCLUDING EXPANDING SERVICES FOR LEARNING AND ACCESS TO INFORMATION AND EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES IN A VARIETY OF FORMATS, ESTABLISHING OR ENHANCING ELECTRONIC AND OTHER LINKAGES AND IMPROVED COORDINATION AMONG AND BETWEEN LIBRARIES AND ENTITIES, PROVIDING TRAINING AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT, INCLUDING CONTINUING EDUCATION, AND/OR TARGETING AND DEVELOPING LIBRARY SERVICES FOR INDIVIDUALS AND ALL USERS.

UNS-21-08-DW INHF-GREEN PASTURES WETLAND ENHANCEMENT

EAGLE FERN DAM REMOVAL

TO SUPPORT SPECTRUM, A FREE, MULTIDISCIPLINARY, SUMMER ARTS PROGRAM FOR TEENS.

TO SUPPORT SPECTRUM A MULTIDISCIPLINARY SUMMER ARTS CAMP FOR UNDERSERVED 10-16 YEAR OLD YOUTH.

H6490100014 RECOVERING TRIBAL LEGACY: PRESERVING THE RECORDS OF THE CIRCLE OF TRIBAL ADVISORS

AHTNA HERITIAGE CULTURAL CENTER SUMMER INTERN PROGRAM

AHTNA HERITAGE FOUNDATION CULTURAL YOUTH PROGRAM

STATE BOARD SNAP GRANT

NATIONAL SCENIC BYWAY PARTNERSHIP

CONNECTING YAKUTAT YOUTH AND ELDERS TO WRANGELL-ST. ELIAS NATIONAL PARK AND PRESERVE

NCTC: OUTDOOR HEROS CURRI

ARCHIVAL PHOTOGRAPHS COLLECTION PRESERVATION AND ACCESSIBILITY (LECL)

PRIVATE LANDS AGREEMENT

TO SUPPORT THE WORK OF THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE HISTORICAL RECORDS ADVISORY BOARD, INCLUDING THE ANNUAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS MANAGEMENT SEMINAR, THE DEVELOPMENT OF SIX TO EIGHT YOUTUBE VIDEOS DESIGNED TO INCREASE PUBLIC SUPPORT FOR AND AWARENESS OF HISTORICAL RECORDS PROGRAMS, CREATING AND DISTRIBUTING 10,000 BOOKMARKS ADVOCATING FOR THE IMPORTANCE OF PRESERVING ELECTRONIC RECORDS, AND THE ARCHIVES WITHOUT TEARS (AWOT) WORKSHOPS, WHICH WILL BE OFFERED THROUGHOUT THE STATE.

WORKFORCE TRAINING

TO SUPPORT TWO YEARS OF THE PENNSYLVANIA HISTORICAL RECORDS ADVISORY BOARD?S PROGRAMS, INCLUDING THE DEVELOPMENT OF ONLINE SELF-ASSESSMENT LEAFLETS AND WEBINARS TO ENHANCE KNOWLEDGE ABOUT ELECTRONIC RECORDS, ESSENTIAL RECORDS/DISASTER PREPAREDNESS, AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT RECORDS, ARCHIVES WITHOUT TEARS WORKSHOPS, AND AN ARCHIVES MONTH POSTER.?

NATIVE AMERICAN LIBRARY SERVICES

NATIVE AMERICAN LIBRARY SERVICES

NTL SCENIC BYWAY PARTNERSHIP

PRESERVATION ASSISTANCE GRANT FOR SHINN HOUSE MUSEUM [GRANT FOR PRE-ASSESSMENT OF SHINN HOUSE MUSEUM MATERIALS.]

ADVENTURE WITHOUT LIMITS IN COLLABORATION WITH THE OREGON WILDLIFE FOUNDATION WITH FUNDING SUPPORT FROM USFWS WILL PROVIDE EIGHT ONWATER PROGRAMMING EVENTS AND TEN HIKES TO THE DISABLED COMMUNITY DURING THE SUMMER OF 2024. USFWS FUNDING WILL SUPPORT THREE OF THOSE ONWATER PROGRAMS. THIS PROGRAMMING ADDRESSES THE NEED FOR EQUITABLE WATER ACCESS IN PART BY GETTING PARTICIPANTS ON THE WATER AND INCREASING ACCESS TO WATER DURING THREE DISTINCT EVENTS DURING THE HOTTEST PART OF THE YEAR.

THE PROJECT, DISABILITY LED, WATER ACCESS PROGRAMMING, PROPOSED BY OREGON WILDLIFE HERITAGE FOUNDATION WILL HAVE DIRECT BENEFITS TO FRESHWATER HABITATS AND SPECIES, SPECIFICALLY THE WESTERN PEARLSHELL MARGARITIFERA FALCATA AS ACCESS TO WATER FOR RECREATION IS INCREASED FOR MARGINALIZED COMMUNITIES, INCLUDING DISABLED COMMUNITIES, MORE AMERICANS BECOME INTIMATELY CONNECTED TO THEIR RIVERS AND BECOME INVESTED IN THE HEALTH OF THESE RIVERS FRESHWATER MUSSELS CONTRIBUTE TO THE HEALTH OF RIVERS THROUGH FILTERING WATER, BUT ALSO SUFFER IF THAT WATER IS POLLUTED BY TOXINS THE WESTERN PEARLSHELL IS AN AT RISK SPECIES THAT THE USFWS SUPPORTS THE CONSERVATION OF TO AVERT LISTING COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT IS ONE MECHANISM THROUGH WHICH THE USFWS SEEKS TO DO THIS CONSERVATION WORK THROUGH THIS WATER ACCESS PROGRAM IN PORTLAND, OR, THE USFWS WILL ENGAGE WITH SPECIFIC COMMUNITIES TO INCREASE THEIR ACCESS TO RIVERS, CONNECTION TO THOSE RIVERS, KNOWLEDGE OF TOXIC POLLUTANTS IN THE WATERS AROUND PORTLAND, AND SUPPORT FOR THE CONSERVATION OF AT RISK SPECIES IN THESE WATERS, PRIMARILY THE WESTERN PEARLSHELL

PENNSYLVANIA BOARD PROGRAMMING GRANT

TO SUPPORT THE PENNSYLVANIA HISTORICAL RECORDS ADVISORY BOARD, INCLUDING THE ARCHIVES WITHOUT TEARS WORKSHOPS, THE ANNUAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS MANAGEMENT SEMINAR, TWO COMMUNITY ARCHIVES INITIATIVE EVENTS, AND ARCHIVES MONTH POSTERS.?

THE AWARD WILL BE USED TO SECURE THE VENUE AND TAPING/EDITING OF A PUBLIC LECTURE ON "THE HERITAGE & SUSTAINABILITY NEXUS".

BAYHAQI TRANSLATION PROJECT

TOURISM DEVELOPMENT

ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY INCENTIVE PROGRAM

TO SUPPORT THE EXHIBITION THE AFRICAN VILLAGE TOUR AND ACCOMPANYING CATALOG AT THE KENTUCKY CENTER FOR AFRICAN AMERICAN HERITAGE.

RURAL BUSINESS ENTERPRISE GRANTS

MOORE'S MILL BATTLE SURVEY 2012

STATE AND NATIONAL ARCHIVAL PARTNERSHIP (SNAP)

PENNSYLVANIA BOARD PROGRAMMING GRANT

DETAILED PROCESSING OF THE RECORDS OF THE OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR