National
Park Service Resources
The Discover our Shared
Heritage Travel Itineraries, which feature places listed
in the National Register of Historic Places, help promote visits
to and a better understanding of the resources in Heritage Areas.
The Teaching
with Historic Places Lesson Plans
lesson plans can be used by students and teachers worldwide,
regardless of whether they can make a visit to the registered
historic places featured. Many lesson plans feature resources
in Heritage Areas.
The
Historic Landscapes Initiative promotes
responsible preservation practices in a range of landscapes
from formal to vernacular.
The
National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom
a National
Park Service initiatve, is a diverse collection of elements
comprised of historic sites and properties, and facilities and
programs that have a verifiable association to the Underground
Railroad. Resources connected with the UGRR story are eligible
to become partners of the Network. A database of Network and
Network Partner sites is available on the website.
The
Conservation Study Institute was
established by the National Park Service (NPS) to help the agency
and its partners stay in touch with the evolving field of conservation
and develop more sophisticated partnerships and new tools and
strategies.
NPS National Register for
Historic Places the
official list of the Nation's historic places worthy of preservation.
NPS American Battlefield
Protection Program promotes
the preservation of significant historic battlefields associated
with wars on American soil.
NPS Heritage
Preservation Services Publications A comprehensive library
of technical bulletins, preservation briefs, presevation laws
and standards manuals produced by the NPS that related to the
treatment and preservation of historic sites and historic materials.
Preserve America Initiative
an Administration
initiative that encourages and supports community efforts to
preserve and enjoy our priceless cultural and natural heritage.
NPS
Rails, Trails, and Conservation Assistance (RTCA) Community
Toolbox A collection of techniques for public participation
that communities can use to get organized, to turn their vision
into reality, to work together to improve their special places.