A bill to establish the Northern Plains Heritage Area in the State of North Dakota.

Bill 110 s 2098, also known as the Northern Plains Heritage Area Act, aims to establish a designated heritage area in the State of North Dakota. This area would be known as the Northern Plains Heritage Area and would encompass a region rich in cultural, historical, and natural significance.

The purpose of this bill is to recognize and preserve the unique heritage of the Northern Plains region, which includes North Dakota and surrounding areas. The heritage area would highlight the history and contributions of Native American tribes, early settlers, and other groups who have shaped the region over time.

The bill outlines the boundaries of the heritage area and establishes a commission to oversee its management and development. The commission would be responsible for promoting tourism, education, and economic development within the heritage area while also preserving its natural and cultural resources. Overall, the Northern Plains Heritage Area Act seeks to celebrate and protect the diverse heritage of North Dakota and the surrounding region, ensuring that future generations can appreciate and learn from the history and traditions of this important area.