Government agencies at the local, state, and federal levels must comply with Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) regulations when working on projects that impact gopher tortoise habitats. Whether it’s roadway expansions, public park developments, or municipal land projects, compliance with gopher tortoise laws is essential to avoid legal and environmental challenges.
We provide comprehensive gopher tortoise compliance solutions to government and municipal agencies, ensuring projects move forward while maintaining environmental responsibility.
We specialize in navigating government regulations and ensuring projects remain legally compliant and environmentally responsible.
Non-compliance with gopher tortoise laws can delay projects and increase costs. We help agencies avoid these risks.
Whether it’s a single-site municipal project or a large-scale infrastructure initiative, we provide solutions that scale to meet agency needs.
We work closely with agencies to balance wildlife protection and public development goals.
Yes. A Phase I Survey is required to determine gopher tortoise presence. If burrows are found, a Phase II Survey is conducted to estimate population density and develop a relocation plan.
Any project that involves land clearing, construction, or excavation in areas with potential gopher tortoise habitats requires an FWC-approved permit.
Yes. Agencies that disturb gopher tortoises without permits may face fines, project shutdowns, and legal challenges.
Timelines vary based on the project’s scope, but early planning is crucial as permitting can take several weeks.
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