Two Florida Snakes Become Federally Endangered August 20: What South Florida Project Teams Should Know
The ESA “Harm” Rule and its Impacts on Florida Panther Mitigation in Southwest Florida
Pasture Mealybug Confirmed in 16 Florida Counties: What Landowners Need to Know
Regulatory Update: SWFWMD Launches New Appian ePermitting System on July 7
Submitting an ERP application in Southwest Florida? Learn what changes on July 7, 2026, and how the new Appian ePermitting system could affect your project.
From Reservation to Closing: Purchasing Credits at Lucky L Mitigation Bank
Spring Monitoring at Lucky L Mitigation Bank: Tracking Ecological Performance Across Restored Habitats
Understanding Florida Panther Habitat Units (PHUs): Why Acreage Alone Does Not Determine Mitigation Requirements
The Importance of Early Environmental Coordination in Florida
Florida’s continued growth is increasing the overlap between development, infrastructure expansion, wetlands, habitat systems, and environmental permitting throughout the state. This article explores how regional environmental conditions, mitigation frameworks, project timing, and land characteristics can influence environmental planning and coordination across Florida.