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BearPaws Environmental Consulting

Projects

Representative work across Southwest Florida

Since 2012 we have supported single-family, multi-family, commercial, industrial, agricultural, and governmental projects. The gallery below reflects the types of engagements that define the practice — not a public client list.

Assessments · Lee County

Residential Due Diligence Assessments

Site reviews for single-family and small multi-family lots to flag wetlands, listed-species habitat, and permitting path before design is locked.

Clients receive a clear constraints map and agency roadmap — typical of the due-diligence work that has been a core of our practice since 2012.

Wetlands · Estero & Fort Myers

Commercial Wetland Delineation

Formal wetland lines for commercial and industrial parcels, prepared for ERP and State 404 review.

Defensible boundaries reduce redesign later in the process and give civil engineers a reliable starting point.

Coastal · Coastal Lee & Collier Counties

Mangrove Shoreline Review

Shoreline and mangrove assessments for waterfront lots, docks, and shoreline work along tidal creeks and bays.

We document community type, condition, and likely permit triggers so waterfront plans stay aligned with DEP and local mangrove rules.

Wildlife · Southwest Florida uplands

Gopher Tortoise Survey & Relocation Support

Burrow surveys and relocation coordination on pine flatwoods and disturbed uplands prior to land clearing.

Work is sequenced with FWC permitting so site work can proceed without last-minute wildlife delays.

Wildlife · Marshes and estuaries

Wading Bird & Nest Monitoring

Seasonal monitoring for wading birds, caracara, and other listed species when construction windows overlap nesting habitat.

Documented observations support permit conditions and keep construction in compliance during sensitive seasons.

Compliance · Lee & Collier Counties

Preserve & Wetland Compliance Monitoring

Multi-year monitoring of on-site preserves, indigenous vegetation, and mitigation areas required by development orders and ERPs.

Consistent reporting keeps permits in good standing and flags issues before they become enforcement problems.

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