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Preservation Law, Philosophy, and Practice
Historic preservation law, philosophy, and practices as they apply to the management of NPS resources.
Preservation, Treatment, and Maintenance
Development and implementation of treatment plans and preservation programs.
Professional Discipline
Subject-matter knowledge of the employee's profession.
Program and Project Management
Planning, administering and coordinating program work; formulating policies and procedures; using negotiation and decision-making skills to analyze and resolve complex issues and to avoid crises and litigation.
Research and Inventory
Identification, documentation, analysis, and evaluation of NPS resources; includes analysis and documentation of resources.
Training
Conducting, coordinating, and developing training sessions and courses for both NPS and non-NPS professionals involved in managing resources.
Writing and Communication
Presentation of information related to resources management to both professional and non-professionals, in written and oral form.
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Cultural Resources Stewardship
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