15.946: cultural resources management the purpose of this agreement is to assist with project planning, research, compliance, and implementation associated with the national environmental policy act…

This Cooperative Agreement award from the National Park Service under the Cultural Resources Management (CFDA 15.946) federal grant program provides $1,976,362.06 to assist with project planning, research, compliance, and implementation associated with the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) requirements for Abandoned Mine Land (AML) projects at Death Valley National Park. The award period is from January 16, 2025 to December 31, 2027. The Great Basin Institute, through its Nevada Conservation Corps division, will collaborate with National Park Service personnel on project planning, archival research, Section 106 compliance, records management, and implementation of stabilization projects, historic preservation, and mine opening closures. This work will improve the understanding and management of the park's cultural and natural resources, and help preserve and document cultural resources while improving public safety.

15.946: cultural resources management the purpose of this agreement is to assist with project planning, research, compliance, and implementation associated with the national environmental policy act (nepa) and section 106 of the national historic preservation act (nhpa) requirements of abandoned mine land (AML) projects at death valley national park (deva). Personnel from GBI and NPS will collaborate on project planning, archival research, project research, project section 106 compliance, records management, and project implementation related to AML undertakings such as stabilization projects, historic preservation, or mine opening closures. The work will directly improve the understanding and management of the parks wide variety of cultural and natural resources and will work towards preserving and documenting cultural resources and improving the safety of abandoned mine lands projects for the public.