GAIA SERVICES
Threatened & Endangered Species Surveys
Protecting Florida’s wildlife while moving projects forward.
What are Threatened and Endangered Species Surveys and Assessments?
Threatened and endangered species surveys and assessments evaluate a property for the presence of federally and state protected wildlife species and their habitats. The findings are used to identify potential ecological constraints, assess the potential for project effects, and support environmental planning, permitting, and coordination with local, state, and federal regulatory agencies.
Species We Survey
- Gopher Tortoise (surveys, permitting, excavations, and relocation)
- Florida Burrowing Owl
- Florida Scrub-Jay
- Wood Stork
- Bald Eagles
- Listed Wading Birds
- Crested Cara
- Southeastern Beach Mouse
- Bats
- Protected Terrestrial and Aquatic Plants
Beyond the Survey
GAIA doesn't just conduct surveys — we manage what comes next. If a listed species is found on your site, GAIA can handle permitting, relocation coordination, and agency communication to keep your project on track.
Gopher tortoise surveys are commonly included as part of the standard wetland delineation process for upland sites. GAIA can bundle these assessments for efficiency.
Agencies We Work With
