Protect and restore areas having significant historic, cultural, scientific, or educational value.

Protect shoreline features to prevent the destruction of, or damage to, any site having archaeological, historic, cultural, or scientific value through coordination and consultation with the appropriate local, state, tribal, and federal authorities.

Protect sites in collaboration with appropriate tribal, state, federal, and local governments. Encourage cooperation among public and private parties in the identification, protection, and management of cultural resources.

When and/or where appropriate, make access to such sites available to parties of interest. Design and manage access to such sites in a manner that gives maximum protection to the resource.

Provide opportunities for education related to archaeological, historical, and cultural features when and/or where appropriate and incorporate into public and private management efforts, programs and development.