Library

Florida Ecological Services libraries offer groups of document of interest to the public and use to project manager, property owner and consultants.  The libraries are updated as new records become available.

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Florida Panther East Collier Map.
As a result of the public interest in the withdrawal by Eastern Collier Property Owners (ECPO) of their Incidental Take Permit (ITP) Applications, the US Fish and Wildlife Service (Service) has decided to release the December 2021 Draft Biological Opinion (Draft BiOp) and, with permission from ECPO...
A hawksbill sea turtle, showing its distinctive tortoiseshell pattern across head, flippers, and carapace, swims above coral through bright blue water.
This collection contains documents relating to care, maintenance, and interaction with sea turtles. Including telemetry protocols, necropsy forms, etc.
A Florida Keys mole skink is shown from above on sand. His back is brown with a pinkish red tail.
Browse our library for maps and information about the Florida Keys mole skink proposed listing and critical habitat designation.
Snail darter in hand.
This library includes background information about post-delisting monitoring (PDM) and recent PDM plans released for species in the southeast.
A Key ring-necked snake is curled on an orange fall leaf. It is a small, black on top with bright yellow, orange and red markings on the belly.
Browse our library for maps and information about the proposed listing and critical habitat designation of the Key ring-necked snake.
An adult rim rock crowned snake is curled around limestone rocks and dirt on the ground in Miami, Florida. Its head is brownish black with a red-brown back and tan belly.
Browse our library for maps and information about the rim rock crowned snake proposed listing and critical habitat designation.
A Florida bonneted bat rests on a tree trunk.
Browse our library for maps and information about the Florida bonneted bat.
A Miami tiger beetle stands on a rock.
Browse our library for maps and information about the Miami tiger beetle critical habitat designation.