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Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail is pleased to share its 2024 Annual Report. Highlights include forward strides on Big Medicine: The York Project, a recap of the trail's Native Speaker Serices: Our Voices Remain, updates on natural resource protection stategies, and the yearly spending and projects report. For a paper copy of the 2024 Annual Report.

"I really enjoy looking back at the previous year and recalling all

the great work done by Lewis and Clark Trail staff and all the folks and

organizations who combine their efforts. No one agency, organization or individual can claim the achievements that have taken place. It is always a team effort."

--Mark Weekley

Superintendent,

Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail

Looking Back on 2024

Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail Superintendent Mark Weekley gives a preview of the 2024 Annual Report highlights.

Read 2024 Annual Report introduction

In this Issue:

Interpret & Inspire

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2024 Annual Report

Big Medicine: The York Project

In 2024, the York Project was officially named "Big Medicine." Take a look at the other exciting updates on this project from the year!

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2024 Annual Report

Our Voices Remain

Read about the three events in the Native Speaker Series that explored Indigenous perspectives on the Lewis and Clark Expedition.

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2024 Annual Report

Omaha Visitor Center

From walking tours and booths, to traveling and a multiday expo - explore the many programs from our Omaha Visitor Center in 2024!

Partner & Outreach

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2024 Annual Report

A Visit with the Ponca Tribe of Nebraska

Join Brye as he visits and works with the Ponca Tribe in Niobrara, NE.

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2024 Annual Report

Working with Partners

We thank our partners for their work in 2024 to commemorate and protect the Lewis and Clark Trail.

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2024 Annual Report

Digital Community VIP

Meet Kent, the volunteer behind our social media!

Report

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2024 Annual Reprt

Across the Lewis and Clark Trail

Check out exciting new updates from along the trail in 2024.

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2024 Annual Report

Budget and Spending

A look at funds received and spending at the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail in 2024.

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2024 Annual Report

Lewis and Clark Trail Updates

Discover new experiences, projects, and fieldwork from our team in 2024.

Research & Map

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2024 Annual Report

Data-driven Stewardship

Discover moves we're making to continue protecting recourses along the trail.

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2024 Annual Report

Geography Interns

In 2024, our interns served 18,720 hours! Learn about the work they did and meet interns Joe, Maria, and Shea.

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