Finger Lakes National Heritage Area Act

Bill 119 s 1288, also known as the Finger Lakes National Heritage Area Act, aims to designate the Finger Lakes region in New York as a component of the National Heritage Area System. This designation would recognize the historical, cultural, and natural significance of the Finger Lakes area and provide resources for its preservation and promotion.

The bill seeks to amend the John D. Dingell, Jr. Conservation, Management, and Recreation Act to include the Finger Lakes National Heritage Area in the National Heritage Area System. This designation would allow for the coordination of federal, state, and local efforts to protect and enhance the region's unique heritage.

In addition to designating the Finger Lakes region as a National Heritage Area, the bill also includes provisions for the management and conservation of the area's resources. This includes promoting tourism, preserving historic sites, and supporting local communities in their efforts to protect the region's natural beauty. Overall, the Finger Lakes National Heritage Area Act aims to recognize and celebrate the rich history and natural beauty of the Finger Lakes region in New York, while also providing resources for its preservation and promotion.