Fourth and final Charter News 2010
Posted: 14th December 2010

We are pleased to be able to present you with the fourth and final edition of the Charter News this year. This edition contains updates on all the current Charter projects that EUROPARC are participating in as well as information on the new Charter tool kit and other points that we think might be interesting for you. You can download the Charter News below.
We have very much enjoyed working with the European Charter for Protected Areas in 2010 and very much look forward to further developing it and keeping you up to date with these developments in 2011. We believe it will be a great year for the European Charter with three fantastic projects working on taking it forward and raising its profile on many levels and the Charter Network meeting that will take the programme to the east of Europe: Serbia will be hosting this event in 2011. We will keep you all posted with news on all of these and more in further Charter News Mails throughout the year.
We wish you a very merry holiday season and a positive start to 2011.
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