2022 Annual Report

On the cover: On the Salmon River in Idaho.

NPS photo

Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail is pleased to share its 2022 Annual Report. Highlights include a collaborative panoramic mapping project, the National Freeman Tilden Award, Lewis and Clark Trail resource documentation, web and NPS mobile app updates, and the yearly spending and projects report. For a paper copy of the 2022 Annual Report, email: [e-mail].

"It is exciting to again have this chance to share a few of this year’s highlights of the accomplishments by the very talented employees, volunteers, and partners at the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail."

--Mark Weekley
Superintendent,
Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail

 

Looking Back on 2022

Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail Superintendent Mark Weekley gives a preview of the 2022 Annual Report highlights.

Read 2022 Annual Report introduction

 

On the Lewis and Clark Trail in North Dakota.

NPS Photo/ K. Schlawin.

In this Issue:

• From the Superintendent
• Across the Lewis and Clark Trail
• Natural Resource Documentation
• Salmon and Snake River Story Map
• Lolo Trail Nomination
• Freeman Tilden Award
• Working with our Partners
• Supporting volunteers
• New life for interpretive signage
• Spending and Projects Report
• Collaborative Panoramic Mapping Project
• Lewis and Clark Trail Updates 2022
• Integrated Resources Stewardship Intern Program
• Connecting through website and NPS App
• Making content accessible for everyone
• High Potential Historic Sites 2022 Update
• LewisandClark.Travel 2022 Update
• Staff Directory

 

RESEARCH & MAPPING

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  2022 ANNUAL REPORT

  SALMON AND DAMS STORY MAP

  Learn about the relationship between salmon and dams along the Snake and Columbia Rivers.

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  ANNUAL REPORT 2022

  NATURAL RESOURCE DOCUMENTATION

  Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail ecologist describes a project to conduct baseline inventorying and monitoring along the trail.

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  ANNUAL REPORT 2022

  PANORAMIC MAPPING PROJECT

  In 2022, the Integrated Resources Stewardship team expanded upon the project to collect 360-degree imagery and mapping information.

 

REPORT

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  ANNUAL REPORT 2022

  SPENDING AND PROJECTS

  A look at funds received, spending, and quantitative accomplishments at the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail in 2022

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  ANNUAL REPORT 2022

  LOLO TRAIL NOMINATION

  2022 Update on joint effort to update the National Register Nomination for Lolo Trail National Historic Landmark.

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  ANNUAL REPORT 2022

  LEWIS AND CLARK TRAIL UPDATES 2022

  Catch up on projects of 2022 including Railroads and Native America Gathering, LC Tribal Legacy website, and a NASA partnership.

 

REPORT

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  ANNUAL REPORT 2022

  HIGH POTENTIAL HISTORIC SITES

  Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail provides its 2022 update on the High Potential Historic Sites along the trail.

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  ANNUAL REPORT 2022

  ACCESSIBILITY

  In 2022, Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail developed new accessible materials, including a braille exhibit book and brochure.

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  ANNUAL REPORT 2022

  LEWISANDCLARK.TRAVEL

  Find out what's new with the LewisandClark.Travel program, including new sites to visit and new partnerships.

 

INSPIRE & CONNECT

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  ANNUAL REPORT 2022

  FREEMAN TILDEN AWARD

  In 2022, the Lewis and Clark Trail Junior Ranger program was recognized with the National Park Service Freeman Tilden Award.

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  ANNUAL REPORT 2022

  WEBSITE AND MOBILE APP

  In 2022, the Lewis and Clark NHT Interpretation team continued to improve our website and mobile app content. Check out what's new!

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  ANNUAL REPORT 2022

  INTERN PROGRAM

  In 2022, our interns served more than 7,000 hours! Learn about the work they did and meet intern Carolyn Subramanium.

 

PARTNER & SERVE

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  ANNUAL REPORT 2022

  WORKING WITH OUR PARTNERS

  We thank our partners for their work in 2022 to commemorate and protect the Lewis and Clark Trail.

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  ANNUAL REPORT 2022

  INTERPRETIVE SIGNAGE

  In 2022, the Oregon Chapter of the Lewis and Clark Trail Heritage Foundation completed an initiative to replace aging waysides.

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  SUPPORTING VOLUNTEERS

  Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail supports volunteer programs. In 2022, volunteers along the trail contributed more than 64,000 hours!