Planning

Cumberland Island National Seashore Continues To Provide For The Preservation, Protection, And Enjoyment Of Park Resources

Information on current park planning will be posted to this page as available. Please check back regularly to stay up to date on what is being worked on at your park.

 

Documents Open for Public Review

There are currently no projects with documents open for public review for Cumberland Island National Seashore.

Other Plans and Projects

An archive of completed projects as well as projects without documents open for comment may be found on the PEPC website.

 

CUIS Land Exchange Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions from Initial Virtual Public Engagement on 9-2024

Want more information or clarity on some points, check out our Frequently Asked Questions?

 

Visitor Use Management Plan Newsletter - Spring 2019

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The National Park Service invites comments for Visitor Use Management Plan for Cumberland Island National Seashore

St. Marys, GA - A visitor use management plan for Cumberland Island National Seashore was open for public review and comment Oct 28, 2022 - Dec 30, 2022. The National Park Service staff at the park, regional office, and Denver Service Center developed the plan to thoughtfully determine appropriate opportunities for visitors to use, experience, and enjoy the park while protecting the area’s sensitive wildlife, ecosystems, historic buildings, cultural landscapes, and other resources. The objective of the plan is to provide park visitors, including those who have been historically disadvantaged and unable to visit, with opportunities to be inspired through personal connections with the natural wonders, special places, and important stories the park protects.

To learn more about the Visitor Use Management Plan and how you can share your comments, concerns, and suggestions visit the Visitor Use Management Plan page.

 

SER Coastal Species of Concern Predator Mgmt Plan Scoping Newsletter-1

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Southeast Region - Coastal Species of Concern Predation Management Plan

The National Park Service (NPS) welcomes your participation in the development of an environmental assessment that examines options for protecting shorebirds, sea turtles and beach mice from the threat of predators at NPS units in the Southeast Region. The Southeast Region Coastal Species of Concern Predation Management Plan and Programmatic Environmental Assessment evaluates the best available predation management options and analyzes relevant environmental issues.

For more information and to add a comment please visit the NPS PEPC - Planning, Environment & Public Comment page.