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Ecological Services
Our portfolio of ecological services includes:
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Biological/Ecological Assessments
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Habitat Restoration
Contact us today at 855-720-2333 or contact@excelsiorflorida.com.
A wetland delineation survey being conducted by Excelsior in Volusia County, Florida for a Planned Unit Development. This wetland delineation survey was conducted as part of an Environmental Resource Permit (ERP) submitted to the St. Johns River Water Management District.
A segment of a tree survey plan created by Excelsior Environmental Consultants, LLC. This tree survey was conducted for a major residential builder's Planned Unit Development, and was conducted as part of an Environmental Resource Permit (ERP) submitted to the St. Johns River Water Management District.
A photo taken of a gopher tortoise (Gopherus polyphemus) by Excelsior Environmental Consultants, LLC during a gopher tortoise survey in Marion County, Florida.
A field technician from Excelsior Environmental Consultants, LLC preparing to install bucket traps for gopher tortoise relocation under a Florida FWC Gopher Tortoise permit in Volusia County.
A sinusoidal (S-shaped) sand skink (Neoseps reynoldsi) track observed during a biological assessment conducted by Excelsior Environmental Consultants, LLC in Highlands County, Florida. The sand skink is a federally designated threatened species.
A sand skink coverboard survey being conducted by Excelsior Environmental Consultants, LLC on the Lake Wales Ridge in Lake County, Florida.
The sidewall of a test pit dug during the course of a wetland delineation survey conducted by Excelsior Environmental Consultants, LLC, in Pasco County, Florida showing two separate layers of fill dirt on top of the natural soil surface. This site required a wetland restoration plan due to unauthorized impacts.
The nest tree of a bald eagle identified by Excelsior Environmental Consultants, LLC during a biological assessment in Seminole County Florida. The bald eagle is protected under the federal Eagle Act.
A photo of Little Cedar Creek in Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida taken during an ecological assessment conducted by Excelsior Environmental Consultants, LLC. Evidence of overtopping during the high water period is visible. The delineated wetland boundary is farther upslope.
A hooded pitcher plant (Sarracenia minor) observed during an ecological survey conducted by Excelsior Environmental Consultants, LLC. The hooded pitcher plant is designated as a threatened species by Plants in the Preservation of Native Flora of Florida Act. Chapter 5B-40, Florida Administrative Code. 1998, amended.
An active gopher tortoise burrow observed by Excelsior Environmental Consultants, LLC during a gopher tortoise survey being conducted in Clay County Florida.
Elevated lichen lines and water marks observed on the base of a swamp tupelo (Nyssa sylvatica biflora) during a wetland delineation survey being conducted by Excelsior Environmental Consultants, LLC in St. Johns County, Florida.
The transition between wet prairie and shallow marsh ecosystems observed during a wetland delineation survey conducted by Excelsior Environmental Consultants, LLC in Ocklawaha, Lake County, Florida.
A wetland delineation survey being conducted by Excelsior in Volusia County, Florida for a Planned Unit Development. This wetland delineation survey was conducted as part of an Environmental Resource Permit (ERP) submitted to the St. Johns River Water Management District.
A segment of a tree survey plan created by Excelsior Environmental Consultants, LLC. This tree survey was conducted for a major residential builder's Planned Unit Development, and was conducted as part of an Environmental Resource Permit (ERP) submitted to the St. Johns River Water Management District.
A photo taken of a gopher tortoise (Gopherus polyphemus) by Excelsior Environmental Consultants, LLC during a gopher tortoise survey in Marion County, Florida.
A field technician from Excelsior Environmental Consultants, LLC preparing to install bucket traps for gopher tortoise relocation under a Florida FWC Gopher Tortoise permit in Volusia County.
A sinusoidal (S-shaped) sand skink (Neoseps reynoldsi) track observed during a biological assessment conducted by Excelsior Environmental Consultants, LLC in Highlands County, Florida. The sand skink is a federally designated threatened species.
A sand skink coverboard survey being conducted by Excelsior Environmental Consultants, LLC on the Lake Wales Ridge in Lake County, Florida.
The sidewall of a test pit dug during the course of a wetland delineation survey conducted by Excelsior Environmental Consultants, LLC, in Pasco County, Florida showing two separate layers of fill dirt on top of the natural soil surface. This site required a wetland restoration plan due to unauthorized impacts.
The nest tree of a bald eagle identified by Excelsior Environmental Consultants, LLC during a biological assessment in Seminole County Florida. The bald eagle is protected under the federal Eagle Act.
A photo of Little Cedar Creek in Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida taken during an ecological assessment conducted by Excelsior Environmental Consultants, LLC. Evidence of overtopping during the high water period is visible. The delineated wetland boundary is farther upslope.
A hooded pitcher plant (Sarracenia minor) observed during an ecological survey conducted by Excelsior Environmental Consultants, LLC. The hooded pitcher plant is designated as a threatened species by Plants in the Preservation of Native Flora of Florida Act. Chapter 5B-40, Florida Administrative Code. 1998, amended.
An active gopher tortoise burrow observed by Excelsior Environmental Consultants, LLC during a gopher tortoise survey being conducted in Clay County Florida.
Elevated lichen lines and water marks observed on the base of a swamp tupelo (Nyssa sylvatica biflora) during a wetland delineation survey being conducted by Excelsior Environmental Consultants, LLC in St. Johns County, Florida.
The transition between wet prairie and shallow marsh ecosystems observed during a wetland delineation survey conducted by Excelsior Environmental Consultants, LLC in Ocklawaha, Lake County, Florida.
A wetland delineation survey being conducted by Excelsior in Volusia County, Florida for a Planned Unit Development. This wetland delineation survey was conducted as part of an Environmental Resource Permit (ERP) submitted to the St. Johns River Water Management District.
A segment of a tree survey plan created by Excelsior Environmental Consultants, LLC. This tree survey was conducted for a major residential builder's Planned Unit Development, and was conducted as part of an Environmental Resource Permit (ERP) submitted to the St. Johns River Water Management District.
A photo taken of a gopher tortoise (Gopherus polyphemus) by Excelsior Environmental Consultants, LLC during a gopher tortoise survey in Marion County, Florida.
A field technician from Excelsior Environmental Consultants, LLC preparing to install bucket traps for gopher tortoise relocation under a Florida FWC Gopher Tortoise permit in Volusia County.
A sinusoidal (S-shaped) sand skink (Neoseps reynoldsi) track observed during a biological assessment conducted by Excelsior Environmental Consultants, LLC in Highlands County, Florida. The sand skink is a federally designated threatened species.
A sand skink coverboard survey being conducted by Excelsior Environmental Consultants, LLC on the Lake Wales Ridge in Lake County, Florida.
The sidewall of a test pit dug during the course of a wetland delineation survey conducted by Excelsior Environmental Consultants, LLC, in Pasco County, Florida showing two separate layers of fill dirt on top of the natural soil surface. This site required a wetland restoration plan due to unauthorized impacts.
The nest tree of a bald eagle identified by Excelsior Environmental Consultants, LLC during a biological assessment in Seminole County Florida. The bald eagle is protected under the federal Eagle Act.
A photo of Little Cedar Creek in Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida taken during an ecological assessment conducted by Excelsior Environmental Consultants, LLC. Evidence of overtopping during the high water period is visible. The delineated wetland boundary is farther upslope.
A hooded pitcher plant (Sarracenia minor) observed during an ecological survey conducted by Excelsior Environmental Consultants, LLC. The hooded pitcher plant is designated as a threatened species by Plants in the Preservation of Native Flora of Florida Act. Chapter 5B-40, Florida Administrative Code. 1998, amended.
An active gopher tortoise burrow observed by Excelsior Environmental Consultants, LLC during a gopher tortoise survey being conducted in Clay County Florida.
Elevated lichen lines and water marks observed on the base of a swamp tupelo (Nyssa sylvatica biflora) during a wetland delineation survey being conducted by Excelsior Environmental Consultants, LLC in St. Johns County, Florida.
The transition between wet prairie and shallow marsh ecosystems observed during a wetland delineation survey conducted by Excelsior Environmental Consultants, LLC in Ocklawaha, Lake County, Florida.
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