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AMERICAN INDIAN ALASKA NATIVE COMMUNITY NAVIGATOR SUPPORT NETWORK INFLATION REDUCTION ACT

THE ENTREPRENEUR COMPLEX PROJECT WILL DELIVER ENHANCED INFRASTRUCTURE AND RESOURCES TO SUPPORT NATIVE ENTREPRENEURS AND OTHERS IN THE FOOD AND AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRIES. SPECIFIC DELIVERABLES INCLUDE A STANDALONE 1,500-SQUARE-FOOT REFRIGERATED STORAGE FACILITY TO ENABLE EFFICIENT STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION OF FRESH PRODUCE AND PROCESSED GOODS, AND A FULLY EQUIPPED BUSINESS CENTER WITH TECHNOLOGY FOR ONSITE AND REMOTE LEARNING. THESE UPGRADES WILL PROVIDE ENTREPRENEURS WITH THE TOOLS TO SCALE THEIR OPERATIONS, IMPROVE EFFICIENCY, AND ACCESS BROADER MARKETS. THE EXPANDED FACILITIES WILL ALSO SUPPORT THE BROADER COMMUNITY BY STRENGTHENING THE LOCAL FOOD SYSTEM, ADDRESSING FOOD INSECURITY, AND PROMOTING SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT.

ENHANCE TOURISM TRAVEL RECREATION ON FEDERAL TRIBAL LANDS THROUGH NATIVE ACT

USASPENDING REPORT ATTACHED TO SINGLE AUDIT SECTION

THE PURPOSE OF THIS AGREEMENT IS TO SUPPORT SUSTAINABLE TOURISM IN THE PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATION OF THE 150TH ANNIVERSARY OBSERVANCE OF THE NEZ PERCE TRAIL OF 1877. THE EFFORT WILL PRIORITIZE THE IMPROVEMENT AND REPAIR OF INTERPRETIVE INFRASTRUCTURE ALONG THE TRAIL AND ENCOURAGE COMMUNITY-LED EVENTS THAT ELEVATE PUBLIC INTEREST IN AMERICAN HISTORY AND THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE TRAIL.

TRIBAL TOURISM ALONG THE NEZ PERCE NATIONAL HISTORIC TRAIL

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PACIFIC NORTHWEST NATIONAL SCENIC TRAIL SERVICE MARK AND RELATED OPPORTUNITIES FOR COLLABORATION WITH TRIBES AROUND TOURISM RECREATION AND OTHER BEN

ENERGY-EFFICIENT LIGHTING ENVIRONMENT TO ENSURE PREVENTIVE CONSERVATION OF KEY COLLECTIONS, EXHIBIT, AND STORAGE AREAS WITHIN THE INDIAN PUEBLO CULTURAL CENTER [THE INDIAN PUEBLO CULTURAL CENTER (IPCC) SEEKS FUNDING FROM THE NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES THROUGH ITS SUSTAINING CULTURAL HERITAGE COLLECTIONS PROGRAM TO ADDRESS URGENT ENVIRONMENTAL NEEDS OF OUR MUSEUM AND COMPREHENSIVE COLLECTION SPACES, SPECIFICALLY THE EXHIBIT GALLERIES AND COLLECTIONS STORAGE AND PREPARATION AREAS. ADDRESSING THESE NEEDS WILL INCLUDE THE INSTALLATION OF ENHANCED, MORE ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY LOWER-LUMEN OR LED LIGHTING IN THESE AREAS TO ENSURE PREVENTATIVE CONSERVATION STANDARDS ARE MET FOR ALL COLLECTIONS SPACES AND EXHIBITIONS MOVING FORWARD.]

ENERGY-EFFICIENT LIGHTING ENVIRONMENT TO ENSURE PREVENTIVE CONSERVATION OF KEY COLLECTIONS, EXHIBIT, AND STORAGE AREAS WITHIN THE INDIAN PUEBLO CULTURAL CENTER [THE INDIAN PUEBLO CULTURAL CENTER (IPCC) SEEKS FUNDING FROM THE NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES THROUGH ITS SUSTAINING CULTURAL HERITAGE COLLECTIONS PROGRAM TO ADDRESS URGENT ENVIRONMENTAL NEEDS OF OUR MUSEUM AND COMPREHENSIVE COLLECTION SPACES, SPECIFICALLY THE EXHIBIT GALLERIES AND COLLECTIONS STORAGE AND PREPARATION AREAS. ADDRESSING THESE NEEDS WILL INCLUDE THE INSTALLATION OF ENHANCED, MORE ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY LOWER-LUMEN OR LED LIGHTING IN THESE AREAS TO ENSURE PREVENTATIVE CONSERVATION STANDARDS ARE MET FOR ALL COLLECTIONS SPACES AND EXHIBITIONS MOVING FORWARD.]

THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO DEVELOP A COMPREHENSIVE DATABASE IDENTIFYING BOTH THE HISTORIC AND CURRENT NATIVE NATIONS AND COMMUNITIES ASSOCIATED WITH THE SECTIONS OF THE CALIFORNIA TRAIL MANAGED BY BLM, THEIR ENGAGEMENT WITH BLM AND THEIR TOURISM ASSETS ALONG THE TRAIL. AIANTA, USING OUR SIGNATURE PROTOCOLS, WILL CONDUCT RESEARCH AND OUTREACH TO DEVELOP THE FINAL DELIVERABLE OF A COMPREHENSIVE DATABASE OF THE NATIVE NATIONS AND COMMUNITIES (HISTORIC AND CURRENT) ASSOCIATED WITH THE SECTIONS OF THE CALIFORNIA TRAIL MANAGED BY THE BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT. IT WILL SUPPORT EFFORTS IN CULTURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, INTERPRETATION, AND TOURISM DEVELOPMENT WHILE HONORING TRIBAL SOVEREIGNTY AND HERITAGE. THE INTENDED BENEFICIARIES OF THIS WORK ARE THE NATIVE NATIONS AND COMMUNITIES HISTORICALLY LINKED TO THE CALIFORNIA TRAIL THAT ARE CONNECTED TO BLM THROUGH INFORMAL AND FORMAL RELATIONSHIP BUILDING ENABLED BY A COMPREHENSIVE DATABASE. BY IMPROVING VISIBILITY, ACCESS AND COMMUNICATION PATHWAYS, THE DATABASE WILL ENHANCE COLLABORATION AND SUPPORT FUTURE PLANNING EFFORTS. AIANTA WILL NOT BE ENGAGING WITH ANY SUB-RECIPIENTS FOR THIS PROJECT.

THE PROJECT AIMS TO COLLABORATE WITH TRIBAL NATIONS, INCLUDING YOUTH, TO CREATE A DATABASE DOCUMENTING INDIGENOUS PLACE NAMES AND CULTURAL RESOURCE INFORMATION RELATED TO SIGNIFICANT CULTURAL SITES ALONG THE LEWIS AND CLARK NATIONAL HISTORIC TRAIL, SUCH AS GEOLOGIC FEATURES, VILLAGE SITES, AND HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT LOCATIONS. THIS RESEARCH WILL INVOLVE COLLECTING INFORMATION FROM TRIBAL ARCHIVAL MATERIALS AND TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE HOLDERS, WHICH WILL HELP IMPROVE THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE S MANAGEMENT OF CULTURAL RESOURCES IN LINE WITH LEGAL AND TREATY RESPONSIBILITIES.

PURPOSE: TO SUPPORT THE ENHANCEMENT OF COLLECTION DOCUMENTATION AND MANAGEMENT.

THIS PROGRAM SUPPORTS PROJECTS THAT FURTHER THE MISSION OF THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE AND EFFORTS IN NATURAL AND CULTURAL RESOURCE CONSERVATION, PROTECTION, AND ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY THAT ARE NOT COVERED UNDER OTHER SPECIFIC FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS. THE RECIPIENT WILL PROVIDE AN EXTERNAL MENTOR TO THE MELLON FELLOW WORKING WITH THE WASHINGTON TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION AND THE SEATTLE UNIT OF THE KLONDIKE GOLD RUSH NATIONAL HISTORICAL PARK. BENEFICIARIES INCLUDE PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS, PUBLIC NONPROFIT INSTITUTIONS ORGANIZATIONS, PRIVATE NONPROFIT INSTITUTIONS ORGANIZATIONS, NON-FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ENTITIES, INDUSTRY AND PUBLIC DECISION MAKERS, RESEARCH SCIENTISTS, ENGINEERS, AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC.

PHASE 2PROJECT PLANNING, WORK SESSION MEETING SCHEDULE IMPLEMENTATION AND BUDGET FOR PHASE 2 AND PHASE 3 WILL BE REVISED BASED ON PHASE 1. 2.THROUGH DIRECT OUTREACH (INCLUDING MAILING, EMAILS, CALLS AND TWO IN-PERSON WORKING SESSIONS) IDENTIFY TRIBAL PRIORITIES FORTOURISM DEVELOPMENT, MARKETING AND PARTNER INITIATIVES SUPPORTING A TRIBAL PERSPECTIVE OF THE CALIFORNIA TRAIL, INVITING VISITORS TO SEE THE TRAIL AND HISTORY OF PLACE WITH NEW EYES. AIANTA S INITIAL FOCUS ON TRIBAL PARTICIPATION FROM THE OUTREACH AND ENGAGEMENT EFFORTS OF PHASE 1 OF THE TWENTY-FIVE NORTHERN NEVADA TRIBES TO INCLUDE LEADERSHIP, TRIBAL TOURISM PRACTITIONERS, ELDERS, ARTISTS, YOUTH AND OTHER CULTURAL REPRESENTATIVES. OUTREACH WILL SUPPORT PARTICIPATION AND ENGAGEMENT IN THE PROJECT IN THE SECOND PHASE TO IDENTIFY AND DEVELOP TOURISM STRATEGIES TO ENGAGE VISITORS TO SEE AND EXPERIENCE NORTHERN NEVADA INDIAN COUNTRY. 3.SUPPORT UTILIZATION OF AIANTA S CONSUMER FACING DESTINATION WEBSITE, NATIVEAMERICA.TRAVEL.

PERFORMANCE GOALS ARE TO BRING NATIVE TOURISM STAFF AND COMMUNITIES TOGETHER WITH NPS STAFF TO BUILD RELATIONS AND ENCOURAGE COMMUNICATIONS FOR THE PURPOSE OF SUPPORTING CULTURAL INTERPRETATION INITIATIVES, CULTURAL TOURISM PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT AND ENGAGEMENT WITH TRIBES AS THEY SHARE THEIR STORIES WITH GENERATIONAL PERSPECTIVES, AND TO PROVIDE TRAINING AND OTHER OPPORTUNITIES FOR LEARNING FROM ALL THREE GROUPS: AIANTA, NPS AND TRIBAL TOURISM PROGRAMS.

THE NATIONAL TRAILS SYSTEM OBJECTIVES PRESERVE, PROTECT, AND DEVELOP THE COMPONENTS OF THE NATIONAL TRAILS SYSTEM, WITH A STRONG EMPHASIS ON VOLUNTEER INVOLVEMENT THROUGH FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AGREEMENTS TO OPERATE, DEVELOP, AND MAINTAIN ANY PORTION OF SUCH A TRAIL EITHER WITHIN OR OUTSIDE A FEDERALLY ADMINISTERED AREA. THIS PROJECT WILL PROMOTE A BETTER UNDERSTANDING AND APPRECIATION OF THE INDIGENOUS TRIBAL COMMUNITIES ALONG THE ANZA TRAIL BY FOCUSING ON IMPROVING COMMUNICATIONS AND PRESENTING THE TRIBAL COMMUNITIES ALONG THE HISTORIC ANZA EXPEDITION CORRIDOR. BENEFICIARIES INCLUDE THE GENERAL PUBLIC, STATES AND OR THEIR POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS, LANDOWNERS, PRIVATE ORGANIZATIONS, OR INDIVIDUALS.

THE NATIONAL TRAILS SYSTEM OBJECTIVES PRESERVE, PROTECT, AND DEVELOP THE COMPONENTS OF THE NATIONAL TRAILS SYSTEM, WITH A STRONG EMPHASIS ON VOLUNTEER INVOLVEMENT THROUGH FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AGREEMENTS TO OPERATE, DEVELOP, AND MAINTAIN ANY PORTION OF SUCH A TRAIL EITHER WITHIN OR OUTSIDE A FEDERALLY ADMINISTERED AREA. THIS PROJECT WILL PROMOTE A BETTER UNDERSTANDING AND APPRECIATION OF THE INDIGENOUS TRIBAL COMMUNITIES ALONG THE ANZA TRAIL BY FOCUSING ON IMPROVING COMMUNICATIONS AND PRESENTING THE TRIBAL COMMUNITIES ALONG THE HISTORIC ANZA EXPEDITION CORRIDOR. BENEFICIARIES INCLUDE THE GENERAL PUBLIC, STATES AND OR THEIR POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS, LANDOWNERS, PRIVATE ORGANIZATIONS, OR INDIVIDUALS.

PERFORMANCE GOALS ARE TO BRING NATIVE TOURISM STAFF AND COMMUNITIES TOGETHER WITH NPS STAFF TO BUILD RELATIONS AND ENCOURAGE COMMUNICATIONS FOR THE PURPOSE OF SUPPORTING CULTURAL INTERPRETATION INITIATIVES, CULTURAL TOURISM PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT AND ENGAGEMENT WITH TRIBES AS THEY SHARE THEIR STORIES WITH GENERATIONAL PERSPECTIVES, AND TO PROVIDE TRAINING AND OTHER OPPORTUNITIES FOR LEARNING FROM ALL THREE GROUPS: AIANTA, NPS AND TRIBAL TOURISM PROGRAMS.

THE NATIONAL TRAILS SYSTEM OBJECTIVES PRESERVE, PROTECT, AND DEVELOP THE COMPONENTS OF THE NATIONAL TRAILS SYSTEM, WITH A STRONG EMPHASIS ON VOLUNTEER INVOLVEMENT THROUGH FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AGREEMENTS TO OPERATE, DEVELOP, AND MAINTAIN ANY PORTION OF SUCH A TRAIL EITHER WITHIN OR OUTSIDE A FEDERALLY ADMINISTERED AREA. THIS PROJECT WILL PROMOTE A BETTER UNDERSTANDING AND APPRECIATION OF THE INDIGENOUS TRIBAL COMMUNITIES ALONG THE ANZA TRAIL BY FOCUSING ON IMPROVING COMMUNICATIONS AND PRESENTING THE TRIBAL COMMUNITIES ALONG THE HISTORIC ANZA EXPEDITION CORRIDOR. BENEFICIARIES INCLUDE THE GENERAL PUBLIC, STATES AND OR THEIR POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS, LANDOWNERS, PRIVATE ORGANIZATIONS, OR INDIVIDUALS.