Clif is a certified Professional Wetland Scientist and environmental lead at Pond & Company. Clif’s three decades of experience in the environmental resource and regulatory sector includes federal service with the Army Corps of Engineers, Environmental Protection Agency, and the National Park Service.

Mary is a professional water resources engineer with expertise in low impact development / green stormwater infrastructure and ecological design and restoration. She works as an Environmental Professional Engineer within Alachua County’s Environmental Protection Department. 

Amy is a Regional Director of Environmental at NV5. She manages large, high profile contamination assessments and remedial implementations for gas stations, commercial and industrial businesses, agricultural properties, and roadways. Amy also assists municipalities with the EPA Brownfields program.

James manages the day to day administration of the City of Jacksonville’s Environmental Protection Board. This board develops regulations necessary for administration and enforcement of the city’s environmental laws. The EPB also conducts public outreach programs for schools, teachers, civic and private organizations.

Caitlin is an environmental consultant at Carter Environmental Services, Inc. Previously, she conducted independent field research focused on anthropogenic effects on macroinvertebrate communities. Caitlin has a passion for wildlife and wetland conservation. She is a trivia hosting Queen AND she has a new puppy. 

Andy is a Senior Ecologist and certified Professional Wetland Scientist serving as Vice President at NV5. He specializes in wetland and threatened and endangered species regulatory permitting throughout Florida. Andy is certified in natural areas management, wetland delineation, and gopher tortoise relocation. In his off time, he dreams up epic trail rides and fishing adventures. 

Brett is an ecological consultant at NV5. He is a registered gopher tortoise agent, and is experienced in environmental impact assessments, ecological assessments, listed species surveys, wetland delineation, PD&E studies, OSMP preparation, and permitting. He is a passionate advocate for turtle conservation and a great wildlife photographer.

Kara is a Senior Project Manager at CDM Smith. She has more than 20 years of experience in environmental consulting, specializing in soil and ground water assessment and remediation, phase I and II ESAs, brownfields, petroleum, NEPA, and RCRA/CERCLA.

Marijke is a Project Manager and Regulatory Specialist at Tetra Tech.

Mariam is a marketing coordinator at NV5. She likes engaging with and learning about the many evironmental services that shape Florida’s built and natural environments. Outside of work, she can be found at home with her two cats, or on local trails and waterways snapping photos of nature.

Ethan is an ecologist at NV5. His day to day work includes threatened and endangered species surveys, regulatory permitting, and report writing. He loves discovering the diverse shapes and abilities of living things, and exploring how they connect with each other and their surroundings. Ethan’s hobbies include skateboarding, soccer, running, guitar, and eating. 

Chris is Vice President of Environmental Services at Taylor Engineering. He brings over 25 years of experience as an environmental scientist, project manager, and team leader supporting a broad range of water-related projects throughout Florida and the southeast.

Ryan is a professional archaeologist working at Terracon as a Client Development Manager. His skills include archival research, excavation, public archaeology, history, and cultural resource management.

Jeff is an environmental engineer working as a solid waste environmental engineer manager at the City of Jacksonville. He has significant experience working in government administration and project management.

Aaron is a biologist at the US Army Corps of Engineers. He is experienced in enviornmental resource permitting, CWA section 404 permitting, NEPA permitting, and wetland science and delineation.

Danielle works at the US Army Corp. of Engineers as a Team Lead of the South Atlantic Division (TREC). She has a background in biology, wetland delineation, and environmental permitting, including NEPA, CWA Section 404, threatened and endangered species, and more.