The NEFAEP is a regional platform for professionals, agencies, and students alike to network, learn, and discuss environmental issues that affect Florida.
Serving Alachua, Baker, Bradford, Clay, Duval, Flagler, Nassau, Putnam, St. Johns, and Union County
About us
The Northeast Chapter of the Florida Association of Environmental Professional (NEFAEP) is an organization composed of environmental professionals from a diverse array of backgrounds in both the public and private sectors. Our members serve as industry professionals with a regional focus in Northeast Florida.
Professional backgrounds represented within the group include, but are not limited to, biologists, engineers, geologists, archaeologists, educators, regulatory agents, and GIS analysts. The organization provides a platform for networking with a variety of environmental professional and thoughtfully planned professional development opportunities, as well as social luncheons, hands-on trainings, and public outreach community events.
New members are always welcome! Explore the perks of membership.
Serving Alachua, Baker, Bradford, Clay, Duval, Flagler, Nassau, Putnam, St. Johns, and Union County
Meet Our Board
Our team consists of 13 professionals from a variety of backgrounds.
Andy Woodruff
President
Andy is an ecologist and certified professional wetland scientist.
James Richardson
Vice President
Amy Guilfoyle
Secretary
Amy is an expert in the assessment and remediation of land recycling.
Aaron Sarchet
Treasurer
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Caitlin Baker
Membership
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Clif Payne
Sponsorship
Clif is a senior scientist in the environmental resource and regulatory sector.
Brett Bartek
Events
Brett is an ecological consultant who volunteers to protect wildlife.
Mary Szoka
Student Outreach
Mary is an ecological engineer with an interest in stormwater management.
Ethan Vroonland
Communications
Ethan is an ecologist with a passion for nature preservation.
Ryan Sipe
Board Support
Ryan is an archaeologist
Jeff Foster
Board Support
Jeff is an environmental engineer
Danielle D'Amato
Board Support
Danielle is a biologist and intelligence professional.
Mariam Higginbotham
Marketing
Mariam is a marketing coordinator with an interest in nature conservation.
Upcoming Events
Hydric Soils Training Course
May 3rd at Black Creek Ravines Conservation Area
$125 for members, $150 for non-members
Join us for an informative training course about hydric soils & how to identify them! The course will be presented by Richardson Soils & Environmental at Black Ravines Creek Conservation Area in Clay County, FL. Introductory and advanced sessions will be offered. Lunch is included in registration price.
Event Schedule:
Introductory course from 8 am to 12 pm.
Advanced course from 1 pm to 5 pm.
Lunch for either/both courses from 12 pm to 1 pm.
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Becoming a Member
Interested in building your professional network, gaining access to unique training workshops, and diversifying your knowledge of environmental current issues?
Consider joining the NEFAEP!
As a member, you will be able to attend local chapter happenings and the annual FAEP conference at a discounted rate. Membership also gives you access to our Member Directory, a comprehensive database that links you to over 900 environmental professionals throughout the state.
Get in touch with us
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