Analyzing Impacts to Archeological Resources in High Visitor Use Corridors
ArchivedNational Park Service
Description
The purpose of this project is to collaboratively recruit, provide oversight, and mentor an intern in the Cultural Resource Program at Zion. This intern will assist the parkâ¿¿s lead archeologist on an intensive project to analyze impacts to historic properties from visitor use. The intern will assist with in-field condition assessments, site documentation, data entry, and analysis of archives and cultural resource site records. The intern will compile analysis and findings to be presented to park management. The intern will assist in the creation of treatment/preservation plans, NEPA and NHPA compliance, tribal consultation, and inter-division cooperation. The intern will assist in stabilization treatment such as: drainage diversions, trail re-routing, fence construction, barriers, and backfilling.
Who can apply
- Public and State controlled institutions of higher education
Contact
Grants Management Specialist Kelly Adams <br/>Kelly_Adams@nps.gov<br/>
Kelly_Adams@nps.gov
- PostedJun 5, 2017
- ClosesJun 14, 2017
- Award floor$0
- Award ceiling$29,135
- Program funding$29,134
- Expected awards1
- CFDA15.945
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