Charlotte Harbor

National Estuary Program

 

Working together to protect the natural environment from Venice to Bonita Springs to Winter Haven

 

  

 

Program Office, Staff and Reports

Comprehensive Conservation and
Management Plan
(CCMP)

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Committee Information

meeting agendas and minutes

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Links to Partners

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Program Overview

Environmental Data in Southwest Florida

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Harbor Happenings, Popular and Technical Publications, Posters, Videos and More

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Harbor Happenings Newsletters

Study Area and 

Basin Maps

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Topical Maps

Events

Grants are Available

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Directory of Grant Awards

Links to More Information

Search ~ Site Map

Revised: May 08, 2008.

 

What's new?

 

Management Conference

Next meeting of the CHNEP Management Conference is:

 

Policy Committee on May 19

South Florida Community College in Arcadia

 

and

 

Citizens Advisory Committee on May 21

Southwest Florida Regional Planning Council in Fort Myers

 

 

CHNEP meetings are open to the public.

 

Comprehensive Conservation and Management Plan 2008 Update

 

 

Position Available

  • Program Scientist, applications due by 5 p.m. May 9: On May 2, 2008, Catherine Corbett is leaving the CHNEP for a sister National Estuary Program -- the Lower Columbia River Estuary Partnership in Portland, Oregon. She has been with CHNEP since February 2000. Catherine has made significant contributions and will be sorely missed.

Events

Learn more about upcoming and past events, including reviewing PowerPoint presentations and reports.

Projects

Publications

All publications produced by CHNEP are available from this website as PDF files. Please use the order form to request other material.

Grants

 

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Charlotte Harbor National Estuary Program

1926 Victoria Ave

Fort Myers, Florida 33901-3414

     239/338-2556 ~ toll free 866/835-5785

Fax 239/338-2560

 www.CharlotteHarborNEP.org ~ www.CHNEP.org

 

Osprey print (above) was painted by Diane Pierce.

 

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