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Featured Volunteer: Julie Yellig

Feb 21, 2022 | Community Events, Engage Estero News, Environment

In 2019, Julie approached the ECCL to consider adopting Hwy 41 in Estero through the FDOT Adopt a Highway program, and the program commenced in October 2020. More than 4 tons of litter have been collected since the program began.

Southwest Florida’s Waterways Are Screaming For “Help”. Are We Poisoning Our Water?

Feb 21, 2022 | Environment

Many do not know that our deteriorating water quality is impacting the health of our economy and the residents of Estero and Southwest Florida. The ECCL has a significant role in bridging this education gap. We collaborate with other local groups such as the Calusa...

Why we need workforce housing in the Greater Estero Area: GECR Special Report

Feb 16, 2022 | Community Planning, Development / Community Planning

Why We Need Workforce Housing in the Greater Estero Area By Allan Bowditch ECCL Chief Communications Officer Printable PDF Introduction In many cities across the country, it is increasingly difficult for middle-income workers to buy or rent housing in the areas in...

Benefit from FGCU Interns and Volunteers

Feb 15, 2022 | Community Planning, Development / Community Planning

Local Organizations Benefit from FGCU Interns and Volunteers The Greater Estero Area reaps multiple benefits from having a major university campus in our community, from cultural opportunities, an influx of younger consumers and workers, and the economic...

The ECCL is now a 501(c)3 Charitable Organization!

Feb 14, 2022 | Engage Estero News

The ECCL is a non-partisan, not-for-profit, volunteer civic advocacy organization. Our mission is to advocate for meaningful change that maintains and improves the high quality of life in the greater Estero area through consensus-based advocacy, fact-based research,...

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Featured Volunteer: Julie Yellig

Southwest Florida’s Waterways Are Screaming For “Help”. Are We Poisoning Our Water?

Why we need workforce housing in the Greater Estero Area: GECR Special Report

Benefit from FGCU Interns and Volunteers

The ECCL is now a 501(c)3 Charitable Organization!

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