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Yellow River Ranch ILF Mitigation Area
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Ward Creek West ILF Mitigation Area
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Tates Hell (Sumatra) ILF Mitigation Area
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Tates Hell (Whiskey George) ILF Mitigation Area
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Tates Hell (Doyle Creek) Mitigation Area
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Plum Creek Mitigation Area
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Perdido II Mitigation Area
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Live Oak Peninsula ILF Mitigation Area
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Sand Hill Lakes Mitigation Bank
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Shuler ILF Mitigation Area
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Cat Point Breakwater (Apalachicola Bay) Mitigation Area
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Dutex ILF Mitigation Area
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Bellamy (Chipola River) Mitigation Area
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Brewer (Blackwater River) Mitigation Area
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Shuler ILF Mitigation Area
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Sand Hill Lakes Mitigation Bank
Wetlands and the NWFWMD
The Northwest Florida Water Management District protects and manages water resources, including wetlands, across 16 counties in northwest Florida
The Northwest Florida Water Management District (NWFWMD), created by Chapter 373, Florida Statutes (F.S.), is charged with protecting and managing the water resources, including wetlands, of northwest Florida in a sustainable manner for the benefit of its residents and natural ecosystems. To accomplish this goal, the NWFWMD implements a variety of programs including wetlands mitigation, land acquisition and management, and regulation of wetland impacts. The NWFWMD regional wetland mitigation program, other wetland restoration activities, and related resource management activities are discussed at:
- Regional Mitigation Plan
- In-Lieu Fee Program
- Sand Hill Lakes Mitigation Bank
- Tates Hell
- NWFWMD Lands (Acquisition and Management)
- NWFWMD Environmental Resource Permitting
- Surface Water Improvement and Management (SWIM) Program
Proposed transportation projects in northwest Florida with potential wetland impacts may be found at the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) Efficient Transportation Decision Making (ETDM) website. The NWFWMD mitigation program does not compete with private mitigation banks, and provides mitigation options to FDOT only when use of a private mitigation bank is not feasible.