BearPaws Environmental Consulting, based in Fort Myers, serves clients throughout Southwest Florida, including coastal communities in Lee, Charlotte, Sarasota, and Collier Counties, as well as inland areas in Hendry, Glades, Okeechobee, and DeSoto Counties.
Fort Myers / Southwest Florida
Lee County
Our Fort Myers office is the base for field work, permitting, and agency coordination across Lee County and coastal Southwest Florida. We support single-family lots, commercial sites, and public projects with wetland delineation, wildlife surveys, ERP and State 404 permitting, mangrove and shoreline services, and compliance monitoring.
Communities
Fort Myers
Cape Coral
North Fort Myers
Fort Myers Beach
Estero
Bonita Springs
Lehigh Acres
Sanibel
Alva
Port Charlotte / Punta Gorda / Northport / Arcadia / Moore Haven
Charlotte, Glades, DeSoto, and Highlands Counties
From the Charlotte Harbor coast inland through DeSoto, Glades, and Highlands Counties, we support residential, agricultural, and commercial projects with wetland delineation, wildlife surveys, ERP and State 404 permitting, and compliance monitoring. Port Charlotte, Punta Gorda, North Port, Arcadia, and Moore Haven sit at the intersection of tidal systems, freshwater wetlands, and rapidly changing land use — conditions that reward local field knowledge and a realistic agency path.
Communities
Port Charlotte
Punta Gorda
North Port
Arcadia
Moore Haven
Englewood
Rotonda West
Charlotte Harbor
Lake Suzy
Nocatee
Sebring
Avon Park
Lake Placid
Palmdale
Naples / Immokalee / LaBelle
Collier and Hendry Counties
The same Fort Myers team covers Collier and Hendry Counties. From Naples, Golden Gate, and Marco Island inland to Immokalee, LaBelle, and Clewiston, we bring local knowledge of hydrology, listed species, and the reviewing agencies so projects stay on a realistic permitting path.
Communities
Naples
Golden Gate
Marco Island
Immokalee
Seminole Reservation
LaBelle
Clewiston
Venice / Sarasota / Bradenton
Sarasota and Manatee Counties
We also work along the Sarasota-Bradenton coast, from Venice through Sarasota to Bradenton. Coastal wetlands, tidal creeks, and rapidly growing inland communities in this corridor require the same field-based permitting, listed-species work, and agency coordination we provide throughout Southwest Florida.