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Quick FactsOverviewThe National Corporate Wetlands Restoration Partnership (CWRP) is a public-private partnership between the federal government, state governments and private corporations to restore wetlands and other aquatic habitats.
The CWRP’s objective is to stop and reverse the degradation of America’s fresh and saltwater wetlands and other aquatic habitats. The CWRP is a program of the Coastal America Foundation, a 501(c)(3) organization. The CWRP is facilitated by the Coastal America Partnership in Washington, D.C. In the CWRP, corporations contribute funds and services to the Coastal America Foundation. These funds and services will leverage federal and state funds to undertake aquatic ecosystem restoration projects. The CWRP is organized on a regional and state-by-state basis, parallel to the Coastal America framework. The CWRP is implemented and administered at the state level under a state-level CWRP advisory board.Corporate ParticipationNational Leaders
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OrganizationThe National Corporate Wetlands Restoration Partnership is a private-sector initiative that works with Coastal America. The Coastal America Partnership integrates federal efforts with state, local and non-governmental efforts to protect and restore wetlands and other aquatic habitats. There is a program management committee working with the national Coastal America Team. Regional corporate advisory councils will work with Coastal America Regional Teams. At the state level, CWRP advisory boards include corporations, non-governmental organizations, state agencies, and regional representatives. Non-profit partners are involved at all levels of CWRP. Non-profit partners include environmental organizations, community groups, and academia. Corporate ContactsDuke Energy Company – National Chair Battelle Duke Energy – Gas Transmission ENSR FMC Corporation The Gillette Company – Vice-Chair & Secretary PSEG Restore America’s Estuaries National Association of Manufacturers – National Sponsor JEM Environmental Management, LLC – Founder Alaska Region – BP Exploration California – Dow Chemical Connecticut – Northeast Utilities Texas – Duke Energy-Gas Transmission Maine – Maritimes & Northeast Pipeline Massachusetts – MA CWRP New Jersey – PSE&G New York – National Grid New Hampshire – Jacques Whitford Company Rhode Island – ESS Group Georgia – CH2M Hill Virginia – Smithfield Foods Delaware – Conectiv Federal Agency Regional ContactsWashington, D.C. – Patmarie Nedelka, 202-401-9928, Patmarie.Nedelka@usda.gov Northeast – Bill Hubbard, 978-318-8552, William.A.Hubbard@usace.army.mil Mid-Atlantic – Mario DelVicario, 212-637-3781, delvicario.mario@epa.gov Southeast – Bo Crum, 404-562-9352, crum.bo@epa.gov Gulf of Mexico – Bryon Griffith, 228-688-1172, griffith.Bryon@epa.gov Southwest – Paul Michel, 415-744-1999, michel.paul@epa.gov Northwest – Megan Callahan-Grant, 503-231-2213, megan.Callahan-grant@noaa.gov Alaska – Judy Gottlieb, 907-644-3505, judy_gottlieb@nps.gov Pacific Islands – Kelvin Char, Kelvin.char@noaa.gov Upper Mississippi – Bill Franz, 312-886-7500, franz.william@epa.gov Great Lakes – Craig Czarnecki, 517-351-8470, craig_czarnecki@fws.gov |
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