• Visitors enjoying a stroll along Canaveral National Seashore's pristine beach

    Canaveral

    National Seashore Florida

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  • Haulover Canal Bridge Closure

    The Haulover Canal Bridge will be closed for construction beginning May 6, 2013. The bridge will be closed to all traffic for about 7 weeks. Access to the facilities on the north and south sides of the bridge will be open and unaffected.

  • Phone Line Down at Apollo District

    Phone lines are currently down at Apollo. Please be patient as we work to get them back online. In the meantime, if you wish, you may leave a message and your contact information by calling the Headquarters office at (321) 267-1110.

Park Planning

PLANNING, ENVIRONMENT & PUBLIC COMMENT (PEPC)

Welcome to the National Park Service Planning, Environment and Public Comment site. The National Park Service prepares a variety of planning and environmental documents to help guide management of park resources. This site contains all of the currently active projects for the National Park Service. You can select from the list of projects below to display documents open for review for a specific project, or use the Search tab at the top to search by keyword, park, state, document status, document type, project type or NEPA type.

Canaveral National Seashore's PEPC site.

Canaveral National Seashore managers hosted General Management Plan meetings on 09-19-11 and 09-20-11. The public was invited to review the park plan and share comments with park management staff. (press release).

General Management Plan Environmental Impact Statement (Draft)
 Published: August 2011 / Format: PDF / File size: 55mb


01-04-11: Refuge Proposes New Entrance Fee at Black Point Wildlife Drive and Boat Ramps & Seashore Proposes Change in Current Rate Structure (more)

Did You Know?

Sea turtle hatchlings making their way back to the sea

That temperature determines the sex of sea turtle hatchlings? Females are hatched in the top, or warmer part of the nest, and males in the lower, or cooler part.