Development of the Indigenous Cultural Landscape Concept in the Chesapeake October 23, 2014 National Park Service Chesapeake Bay.

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Development of the Indigenous Cultural Landscape Concept in the Chesapeake October 23, 2014 National Park Service Chesapeake Bay

Established in 2006 Extended in 2012

Supporting the Visitor Experience

Conserving Trail Resources

John Smith Trail Trail Viewshed Visitor Voyage Stop Indigenous Cultural Landscape Archeological Site Access Site Resources Outside Trail Viewshed Water

High Potential Route Segment Shoreline Length (miles) Percent in Forest- Wetland Percent Forest- Wetland Protected L. Susquehanna Nanticoke Patuxent Potomac (middle) Rappahannock James/Chickahominy Total Protection Status of Forests & Wetlands along High Potential Route Segments

Indigenous Cultural Landscapes

These landscapes comprise the cultural and natural resources that would have supported the historic lifestyles and settlement patterns of an Indian group in their totality.

Multi-partner action team convened 2010 Preliminary ID of example ICLs in VA Annotated bibliography completed 2012 Pilot ICL mapping for Nanticoke complete Narrative document and pilot ICL mapping for Lower Susquehanna underway Initiating work on the Middle Potomac Exploring intersections with related conservation planning and resource protection tools

Nanticoke Lower Susquehanna Middle Potomac

Nanticoke

[insert map]

Lower Susquehanna

Executive Order Chesapeake Bay Protection and Restoration 2009

Protect 2 million more acres Add 300 public access sites Plus other key goals

A Network of Networks

National Park Service Chesapeake Bay Over the coming year: Continual methodology refinements Develop a narrative to support high-probability ICLs in the Lower Susquehanna Define, collect and map information to inform ICL identification in the Middle Potomac Scope out additional high-priority areas Factor ICL mapping into watershed-wide planning Foster nationwide applications

National Park Service Chesapeake Bay Questions?