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Caption: These reports show how the cultural landscape approach serves to integrate the histories and perspectives of traditionally underrepresented people, making the landscapes and the stories there visible. Next week, we’ll continue our look at this evolution, exploring how CLRs start to approach ecosystems and take on the challenges of climate change. Image: Photo of Three Bear Mound in the Marching Bear Mound Group.
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Cultural Landscape Reports: Identifying & Preserving Significant Landscapes (10)
Caption: These reports show how the cultural landscape approach serves to integrate the histories and perspectives of traditionally underrepresented people, making the landscapes and the stories there visible. Next week, we’ll continue our look at this evolution, exploring how CLRs start to approach ecosystems and take on the challenges of climate change. Image: Photo of Three Bear Mound in the Marching Bear Mound Group.
"These reports show how the cultural landscape approach serves to integrate the histories and perspectives of traditionally underrepresented people, making the landscapes and the stories there visible. Next week, we’ll continue our look at this evolution, exploring how CLRs start to approach ecosystems and take on the challenges of climate change." Park photo from Effigy Mounds National Monument.
These images were prepared as part of a series focusing on cultural landscape reports and historic structure reports, highlighting examples and illustrating how the reports relate to preservation history in the National Park System.
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Effigy Mounds National Monument, Code: EFMO
Park Historic Structures and Cultural Landscapes Division, Code: HSCL
Park Cultural Landscapes Program, Code: PCLP
Effigy Mounds National Monument, Iowa
Latitude: 43.0914611816406, Longitude: -91.2077713012695

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Title: Effigy Mounds National Monument Cultural Landscape Report and Environmental Assessment
URL: https://irma.nps.gov/DataStore/Reference/Profile/2238443
10/20/2021
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Person: Lia Nigro
Organization: Park Cultural Landscapes Program
Email: lia_nigro@partner.nps.gov

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Caption: In 2000, the Historic American Landscape Survey was formally established as a federal program to identify significant and threatened landscapes. Identifying landscapes, which are often unnoticed, is crucial to making them visible, and thus preservable. Image: Excerpt paragraph from the Historic American Landscape Survey brochure. Paragraph is titled “Why should we care about historic landscapes?” Text reads “Historic landscapes are typically ‘invisible’ to both the public and policy makers. Hence, like many historic properties. America’s historic landscapes are subject to loss and change through inappropriate use, development, vandalism, and natural forces such as flooding. When historic landscapes are publicly identified as significant, unique resources, they become ‘visible’ and can be incorporated into local, state, and federal planning and recording processes. Documentation of historic landscapes through research, photography and drawings is crucial to their preservation. We must act now..."

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Introducing Cultural Landscape Reports: Identifying and Preserving Significant Histories


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