National Heritage Areas tell nationally important stories about the people, places,
and events that created our historic, cultural, and naturally significant landscapes.
KMTA promotes local authors, artists, and videographers who help tell this story.
KMTA additionally provides annual grants to authors and artist through our
Publication Grants Program
2020
JANUARY: Grant Period Opens: Call for Projects
MARCH: PUBLICATION GRANT APPLICATIONS DUE
MARCH/APRIL: KMTA Board Meeting: grant applications reviewed
LATE APRIL: Publication Grants Awarded
WANT TO APPLY?
WATCH A WEBINAR
(COMING SOON)
*Please note, KMTA will be uploading a new webinar in early 2020 specific to Publication Grants. Most information regarding grant requirements will be applicable to Publications
KMTA’s Publication Grant Program is competitive and only
one project will be selected annually.
KMTA GRANT APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS
(COMING SOON)
PAST KMTA PUBLICATION PROJECTS
HISTORICAL BOOKS
• GOLD RUSH WIFE
The Adventures of Nellie Frost on Turnagain Arm, 1895-1901 as Told to Her Daughter Dorothy Frost By Dorothy Frost
• A HISTORY OF MINING ON THE KENAI PENINSULA
Alaska By Mary J. Barry
• MEMORIES OF OLD SUNRISE
Gold Mining on Alaska’s Turnagain Arm: Autobiography of Albert Weldon Morgan
• THE SPACES BETWEEN
Stories from the Kenai Mountains to the Kenai Fjords By Doug Capra
• TRAILS ACROSS TIME
History of an Alaska Mountain Corridor
CHILDREN’S BOOKS
• HELLO, WATER –
Snowflakes to Glaciers, a Wild Alaska Story By Taylor Hoku Haden, Illustrated by Molly Trainor
TRAILS
GRANTS
EDUCATION
