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The document outlines the Standard Contract for the Cooperating Associations Program developed by the Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) to formalize relationships with cooperating associations. It includes guidelines for contract preparation, negotiation, approval, and assembly, emphasizing the importance of using standardized forms and obtaining necessary signatures. The contract details the roles and responsibilities of both the DPR and cooperating associations in supporting interpretive and educational activities within state parks. It also specifies requirements for financial reporting, insurance, and compliance with legal standards.

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