National Air and Radiation Indicators Project (NARIP)
Florida Assessment of Coastal Trends (FACT)
The purpose of the FACT project is to develop a
comprehensive indicator
system which provides an extensive perspective of important
environmental,
economic, and social values associated with Florida's 35
coastal counties.
Florida State of the Coast Report (FSOC)
An effort to analyze the indicators
contained in FACT - the Florida Assessment of
Coastal Trends and identify trends affecting some key coastal issues.
Strategic Assessment of Florida's Environment (SAFE)
SAFE consists of eighty-seven indicators grouped into
categories that
reflect the thirteen issue areas developed in the FCER
project, as well
as a series of other issues of concern. The purpose of the
SAFE project
is to design a full planning system using environmental
indicators that
can structure existing and future planning activities for
three
individual river ecosystems, the Apalachicola River, the
Hillsborough
River, and the Peace River.
Florida Comparison of Environmental Risks (FCER)
The purpose of this project is to determine the
environmental problems
that pose the greatest risks to Florida according to the
state's technical
community and the citizens at large. One of the results of
this project
will be a ranking of environmental issues according to the
risks they pose
to Floridians health, quality of life, and the state's
ecology.
State Environmental Goals and Indicators Project (SEGIP)
The purpose of this project is to provide procedural and
technical assistance
to state environmental agencies in the development of
environmental goals and
indicators and in integrating these goals and indicators
into their
environmental management systems.
Florida Institute of Phosphate
Research Strategic Planning and Management Process
(FIPR)
This project consists of the development of a strategic
planning and
management process for FIPR. Included in this project is
the development of
an enhanced strategic planning process, operational plan,
and indicator and
measurement system to define progress in meeting FIPR's
strategic, management,
or administrative objectives.
Region 4 US EPA
Region 4 of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and its member
states are presently in the initial stages of
developing a multi-level planning process to guide themselves in dealing
with the important environmental issues facing the
Region over the next twenty years.
Strategic Assessment of Florida's Environment-Ecosystem
Management
The intent of this model process is to provide ecosystem planning teams with
a performance planning structure that provides
consistent, comparable products and results across all ecosystem planning
efforts while accommodating wide variations in
political circumstances, planning sophistication, public involvement,
previous planning activity, and media attention.
Apalachicola River and Bay Ecosystem Management Plan: Environmental
Indicator System
Hillsborough River and Bay Ecosystem Management Plan: Environmental
Indicator System