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- - Preserving Louisiana Heritage
  - National Register of Historic Places
  - Louisiana Folklife Program
  - Louisiana Main Street Program
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  - Poverty Point World Heritage Site
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  - Competitive Grant Program for Marketing
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  - Encore Louisiana Commission/Retirement
- - Grants & Tax Incentives
  - Competitive Grant Program for Marketing
  - Arts General Operating Support Grants
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  - Historic Preservation Tax Incentives
  - Outdoor Recreation Grants
  - Promoting Louisiana Cultural Resources
  - Cultural Districts
  - Percent for Art
  - Louisiana Project Grants (Arts)
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  - Louisiana Book Festival
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  - Greener Grounds Grant
  - KLB Community Affiliate Grants
- - Providing Louisiana Recreational Resources
  - Louisiana State Parks
  - Recreational Trails
  - Audubon Golf Trail
  - Tourism Trails
  - Outdoor Recreation Grants
  - Land & Water Conservation Fund
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  - Poverty Point Station Archaeology Program
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- - Baton Rouge
  - State Library of Louisiana (5 rooms)
  - Capitol Park Museum (3 rooms)
  - New Orleans
  - The Cabildo
  - The Presbytere
  - Jazz Museum-The Old U.S. Mint
  - Franklinton
  - Bogue Chitto State Park
- - Bastrop
  - Chemin-A-Haut State Park
  - Mandeville
  - Fontainebleau State Park
  - Homer
  - Lake Claiborne State Park
  - Farmerville
  - Lake D'Arbonne State Park
  - St. Martinville
  - Lake Fausse Pointe State Park
- - Zwolle
  - North Toledo Bend State Park
  - Abbeville
  - Palmetto Island State Park
  - Delhi
  - Poverty Point Reservoir State Park
  - Anacoco
  - South Toledo Bend State Park
  - Natchitoches
  - Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame & NWLA History Museum
- - Greenwood
  - Greenwood Welcome Center
  - Kentwood
  - Kentwood Welcome Center
  - Mound
  - Mound Welcome Center
  - Pearl River
  - Pearl River Welcome Center
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Welcome to the Council for the Development of French in Louisiana (CODOFIL)!

Created in 1968, CODOFIL works to advance the French language in the state through scholarships, French immersion, community projects, and economic development initiatives.

Council for the Development of French in Louisiana (CODOFIL)

CODOFIL, the state's Agency of Francophone Affaires, leads a range of initiatives that display that Louisiana French is not only a deeply rooted heritage language, but also a living connection between our state and an increasingly globalized world.

Visit www.codofil.org

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The Mississippi River drainage basin is the fourth largest in the world, exceeded only by the watersheds of the Amazon, Congo and Nile rivers.

Most of Louisiana has more than 350 active bald eagles nests. Many of the bald eagles nests are in St. Mary and Terrebone parishes.

Delta Airlines evolved from a crop dusting operation in Monroe.

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The Mississippi River drainage basin is the fourth largest in the world, exceeded only by the watersheds of the Amazon, Congo and Nile rivers.

Most of Louisiana has more than 350 active bald eagles nests. Many of the bald eagles nests are in St. Mary and Terrebone parishes.

Delta Airlines evolved from a crop dusting operation in Monroe.