North Florida Field Office

Florida Scrub-Jays

90-Day Finding on Petitions to Reclassfy the Florida scrub-jay

• Federal Register Notice - PDF 69KB
• Fact Sheet
• Frequently Asked Questions
• News Release

Five-Year Status Reviews

• 2007 Review
  • 2007 Florida Scrub-jay Five-Year Review - PDF 338KB
  • 2007 Florida Scrub-jay Five-Year Review Frequently Asked Questions
  • Press Release

Habitat Conservation Plan and Incidental Take Application Packages

NOTE: PALM BAY, FL - An Incidental Take Permit (ITP) was released to the City of Palm Bay, FL on April 19, 2007. If your property was within the city boundaries on or before November 6, 2003 you no longer need to contact the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Simply apply for a building permit through the City's normal permit process. This includes Port Malabar lot owners. Click here for City of Palm Bay Press Release. Click here for Palm Bay Building Department contact information. (Current information as of April 20, 2007)

• Incidental Take Permit Application - PDF - 332KB
• Sample Single Family Small Lot Habitat Conservation Plans "Right Click" your mouse over "MS Word version " link and "Save Target As" in order to download file to your computer. You can then adapt/edit the saved file for your specific project requirements.
  • Brevard County
    • MS Word version (Current as of 03/28/2007)
    • PDF version 26KB
• Volusia County
  • MS Word version (Current as of 03/28/2007)
• PDF version 26KB
• Regulations governing ITP and HCPs
  • 50 CFR Part 13 - General Permit Procedures  - PDF 125KB
• 50 CFR Part 17 - Endangered and Threatened Wildlife and Plants - PDF  18.2MB
  • Note: 50 CFR PDF versions are current through September 13, 2004
• Incidental Take Permit processing fees effective May 11, 2005 - PDF version 91K

2001 Scrub Symposium

• 2001 Scrub Symposium Proceedings - PDF - 1.2MB

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Last modified January 2, 2008

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