STRATEGIC SUSTAINABILITY PLAN 2018-2023
A guide for the KMTA Board and staff as we work to achieve sustainability grounded in fiscal stability through diversification of long-term funding sources.
LEGISLATIVE MEMO
Outlines the legislative designation process on how our area became a National Heritage Area by the United States Department of the Interior.
DESIGNATION OF THE KMTA NATIONAL HERITAGE AREA
The United States Congress enacts the designation of National Heritage Areas.
ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTS
Select a link below to download your document.
ANNUAL REPORTS
GRANTS
GRANT APPLICATION GUIDELINES
GRANT APPLICATION
GRANT PROJECT BUDGET WORKSHEET
GRANT EVALUATION SCORING CRITERIA
PUBLICATIONS GRANT APPLICATION
PUBLICATIONS GRANT BUDGET WORKSHEET
PUBLICATIONS GRANT EVALUATION SCORING CRITERIA
FIELD TRIP MINI GRANT APPLICATION
SCHOLARSHIP TRAINING MINI GRANT APPLICATION
GRANT REIMBURSEMENT REQUEST – NARRATIVE REPORT
GRANT REIMBURSEMENT REQUEST – INVOICE SPREADSHEET
FIELD TRIP GRANT REIMBURSEMENT
TRAINING SCHOLARSHIP REIMBURSEMENT
PARTNER AGENCIES AND ORGANIZATIONS
Alaskan travel advice, trip contacts, and guides, including the Kenai Mountains-Turnagain Arm audio guide:
ALASKA.ORG
Alliance of National Heritage Areas, a network of nonprofits across the U.S.:
NATIONALHERITAGEAREAS.US
National Heritage Area sites, mission, and opportunities across the U.S.:
NPS.GOV/HERITAGEAREAS
Chugach National Forest, recreation guides, management policies, and cabin rental links (most of KMTA is located inside of Chugach National Forest, a partner in some of our projects):
FS.USDA.GOV/CHUGACH/
Kenai Fjords National Park, trip planning and Park resources. Gateway to Prince William Sound, and the administering National Park for KMTA:
NPS.GOV/KEFJ
TRAILS
GRANTS
EDUCATION
