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Our members help advance important projects, ensuring that all stakeholders have a voice. That is how society ensures the best decisions are reached.
CRM firms are strongest when they work together to promote a better industry.
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ACRA represents the cultural resource management (CRM) industry and associated fields of study. Our members help advance important projects, ensuring that all stakeholders have a voice and that the best decisions are reached. ACRA strengthens its members with tools, know-how, and opportunities to excel as businesses.
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ACRA, SAA, and SHA History Matters Campaign Webinar
The change in the federal administration has brought potential impacts to the business of cultural resource management and changes to higher education. ACRA works to respond to Congress when potential legislation that affects our work or federal budgets is either...
DOGE & Department of Interior Operations
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum has announced plans to consolidate a wide range of administrative functions currently handled by individual bureaus and offices, placing in charge a former representative of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to make key...
Department of Interior Emergency Procedures
The Department of the Interior announced late Wednesday its plans to implement emergency permitting procedures to accelerate the development of domestic energy resources and critical minerals, enabling many energy projects to move forward with at most seven days of...