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Cane River National Heritage Area
Management
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Management
The Cane River National Heritage Area Commission is a federal commission comprised of 19 members; it was designed to represent the numerous interests that intersect in the heritage area. Commissioners include representatives of various cultural and preservation interests within the national heritage area; representatives from city, parish, and state governments; landowners; representatives of tourism, business, education and recreational interests; and a representative from the National Park Service. The Cane River National Area's authorization has been extended until 2010.
Commissioners:
Kathleen Byrd, Ph.D. Northwestern State University of LA
Amanda Chenault Cloutierville Citizen
Rufus Davis Los Adaes/Robeline Area
Robert DeBlieux, Co-Chair Natchitoches Historic Foundation
Terrel Delphin, Co-Chair St. Augustine Historical Society
James Durham Louisiana Sportsman Association
Sharon Gahagan Natchitoches Historic District Comm
Laura Gates National Park Service
Betty Jones Governor's Appointee
Gloria Jones Landowner (1)
Victor Jones Landowner (2)
Randy LaCaze Mayor's Appointee
Vacant Association for the Preservation of Historic Natchitoches
Jason Stagg Local Tourism and Business
John Vandersypen Cane River Waterway Commission
Ed Ward Black Heritage Committee
Will James Natchitoches Parish Police Jury |
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 Large Sugar Kettle This iron kettle was used to process sugar cane for use on the plantation. more... | |  Cane River National Heritage Trail Country route provides scenic heritage trail for locals and tourists. more... | |  Oak Allee Although the oak allee was originally designed to function as a wind tunnel, its beauty is apparent more... | |
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Did You Know?
Cane River National Heritage Area includes Cane River Lake, an oxbow lake that once was the primary channel of the mighty Red River and defines the region today, just as it has for centuries.
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Last Updated: September 04, 2008 at 14:27 EST |