Forest Service

The mission of Forestry is to protect Florida and its people from the dangers of wildland fire and manage the forest resources through a stewardship ethic to assure they are available for future generations. Our core program areas are: Wildfire Prevention, Detection and Suppression, State Land Management, and Forestry Technical Assistance.Find out the many services and programs that are provided to landowners through your local county forester including cost-share programs. County Foresters also assists with services such as disease and pest problems, tree identification, and City/County ordinance information.Forestry has divided the state into 15 field units, with our State Office located in Tallahassee, FL. The Division's forestry programs are implemented by its Field Operations staff within these field units. The field units are grouped into four regions, each under a Deputy Chief of field operations. The multi-functional workforce of personnel and equipment provides a more responsive and comprehensive approach to land management and wildfire control statewide.Administers programs such as Forest Stewardship, Tree City USA, Silviculture Best Management Practices, and Florida Endangered and Threatened Plant Conservation. Oversees management of the state forest system in Florida, coordinates acquisition of new state forests and produces bareroot pine seedlings at its Andrews Nursery.

The Mine Reclamation Bureau in Tallahassee is a division of the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, serving as the state's primary entity for environmental management and conservation. Committed to safeguarding the environment, they focus on protecting air, water, and land resources through responsible stewardship and regulatory oversight. Generated from their website's infomation

The Drinking Water Division in Tallahassee is a crucial branch of the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, overseeing the state's efforts in environmental management and stewardship. With a focus on protecting air, water, and land resources, the division plays a key role in ensuring the safety and quality of drinking water for residents of Tallahassee and beyond. Generated from their website's infomation