I am interested in understanding the criteria and process by which the National Trust for Historic Preservation selects sites for its 'America's Most Endangered Historic Places' list. Please find information on the nomination process, eligibility requirements, and the criteria used for selection.
Navigate to the homepage of preservationnation.org. Locate and click on a link related to 'America's Most Endangered Historic Places' or a similar program, if not already on that page. Search for information regarding the nomination process, selection criteria, or how sites are chosen for the list. This may involve looking for 'About the List', 'Nomination Guidelines', or 'Selection Process' sections. Extract details about who can nominate a site, what makes a site eligible, and the key criteria the National Trust considers when making its selections. Summarize the nomination process, eligibility, and selection criteria.
The agent successfully navigates to a page detailing the 'America's Most Endangered Historic Places' program. The agent identifies and states who is eligible to nominate a site (e.g., individuals, organizations, government agencies). The agent identifies and states the general eligibility requirements for a site (e.g., historical significance, current threat, potential for preservation). The agent identifies and states at least two specific criteria used for selection (e.g., national significance, urgency of threat, potential for a positive impact from the listing, demonstration of local support). The agent does not attempt to fill out or submit any nomination forms.