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Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail Spending and Projects Report 2022
About this article: This article was originally published in the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail 2022 Annual Report.
By the Numbers
In 2022, Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail staff continued work on programs to commemorate and protect the trail and embarked on new projects with new partners. These efforts have a measurable impact.
32,000+ visitors to Lewis and Clark Trail Visitor Center in Omaha, NE
7,380 hours contributed by trail interns
92,697 views on NPS Mobile App
64,000+ hours contributed by volunteer groups across the Lewis and Clark Trail
2,700+ points of interest live on LewisandClark.Travel
10 distance learning carts sent to partners
NPS
Budget
Funds Recieved
ONPS Base Fund: $2,365,511
Grants Recieved (PMIS, Volunteers in Parks): $15,000
5 year ONPS Base Trend:
2018: $2,022,747
2019: $2,008,032
2020: $2,103,000
2021: $2,301,138
2022: $2,365,511
NPS
2022 Spending
Agreements, Contracts, and Partner Support: $298,000
Publications and Signs: $202,000
Supplies and Technology: $37,120
Travel: $35,916
Total Spending: $573,036*
Piechart (left) illustrates that, outside of Personnel Services and Salary, Agreements, Contracts, and Partner Support make up about half of spending. Publications and Signs represent a little less than half of spending, with Supplies and Tech and Grant Projects making up the rest.
*Outside of Personnel Services and Salary
Personnel Services and Salary: $1,770,475
NPS
Projects and Agreements
Auto Tour Route
6,157 miles of Auto Tour Route signed as of 2022
Panoramic Mapping
814 miles of historic river route and overland route captured with panoramic mapping
Cooperative Agreements
5 Active Cooperative Agreements with partners along the Lewis and Clark Trail
NPS
Junior Ranger Program
13,000 Junior Ranger books & badges distributed to host sites
Natural Resource Documentation
631,849 acres of Lewis and Clark Trail Corridor under review for Presence of human impacts
Official website
901,851 page views on the Lewis and Clark Trail’s official website www.nps.gov/LECL.
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Lewis and Clark Trail 2022 Annual Report.
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