Take Action for Historic Preservation
Central Utah's Nine Mile Canyon is frequently called "the world's longest art gallery."
Credit: National Trust for Historic Preservation Mountains-Plains Office.
Federal Policy Issues
- A massive proposed oil and gas development project would cause irreparable damage to Nine Mile Canyon in Utah, home to one of the most important and extensive collections of prehistoric rock art panels in the world. LEARN MORE »
- Support the Community Restoration and Revitalization Act and expand the Federal Rehabilitation Tax Credit to make it more useful for affordable housing and Main Street development. LEARN MORE »
- Ask your representatives to join the Congressional Historic Preservation Caucus and become an advocate for historic preservation policy in Congress. LEARN MORE »
La Purisima Mission State Historic Park is one of 48 threatened parks in California.
Credit: Save Our State Parks
State Policy Issues
- State Parks and Historic Sites across the state of New Jersey are threatened by proposed budget cuts. LEARN MORE »
- Massachusetts Voters to Decide on Adopting the Community Preservation Act. LEARN MORE »
- 48 California State Parks are currently at risk due to budget cut-backs. Get all the info about this issue and sign our petition to save these historic public places. LEARN MORE »
- Arizona - Urge your state legislators to get states park funding out of the budget cross-hairs. LEARN MORE »
News Updates
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The House approved a bill (HR 2016) on April 9th to make permanent the National Landscape Conservation System by a vote of 278-140. Learn more about the Conservation System's importance to public lands stewardship under the Bureau of Land Management (BLM).
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The House Ways & Means Committee marked up an affordable housing package (H.R. 5720) on April 9th that contains some elements of the amendments proposed in the "Community Restoration and Revitalization Act of 2007" affecting the federal rehabilitation tax credit. Learn more about this exciting development.
