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Does your Florida property have wetlands? Check mapped wetlands, soils and flood zones, then understand what needs a closer look on the ground.

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Load the interactive map when you are ready. Live map code and public data stay off the critical page-load path.

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Search a Florida address or click the map to begin. Live public data; availability varies.First time checking a property? Read the wetlands-on-my-property guide ↗
From a question to a plan

A little context changes everything.

Start with a location. Leave with a clearer next step.

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    Search

    Find an address, a place, or your current location.

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    Explore

    See aerial imagery alongside wetlands, soils, and flood data.

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    Review

    Inspect mapped features and the sources behind them.

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    Consult

    Bring your questions to a field-verification conversation.

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Local expertise in Southwest & Central Florida.

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Good decisions start with a closer look.

Tell us where you’re working and what you’re planning. We’ll help connect the desktop picture to conditions on the ground.

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County species data. Current source links.

Review listed vertebrates for all 67 Florida counties, open IPaC and FNAI sources, and download a field-review worksheet.

Are there wetlands on your Florida property?

Learn how to check mapped wetlands, compare soils and flood zones, and decide what needs field verification.

Read the property wetlands guide →