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National Heritage Area System

A program managed by the National Park Service that recognizes nationally important landscapes for their unique natural, cultural, and historic resources. These areas are partnerships where local communities work with the National Park Service to preserve heritage, promote recreation, and spur economic development.

Local coordinating entity

A non-profit organization or local government body chosen to manage and coordinate activities for a National Heritage Area, working with various partners and stakeholders in the region.

Management plan

A detailed strategy created by the local coordinating entity that outlines how the National Heritage Area will protect its resources, educate the public, and encourage tourism and local economic growth.

Secretary of the Interior

The head of the U.S. Department of the Interior, which is responsible for managing and conserving most federal land and natural resources, and for programs related to Native Americans, territorial affairs, and insular areas.

Date of enactment

The date on which a bill officially becomes law after being passed by Congress and signed by the President.