Earth Tech Environmental recently went out to Clam Bay to conduct annual seagrass monitoring. Seagrass is an ecologically valuable resource because it helps stabilize the sea floor, provides food and habitat for marine organisms, helps maintain…
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What do creeping oxeye, Caesarweed, and golden dewdrops all have in common?
If you said that they are all beautiful plants you would be…WRONG! Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and while these plants may…
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Auston Germano is one of Earth Tech Environmental’s ecologists who puts his boots in about everything, but specializes in gopher tortoises, preserve management, and vegetation monitoring.
Auston has recently attained a Certified…
Earth Tech Environmental has been busy in the field working on the Collier County Comprehensive Watershed Improvement Plan (CCCWIP), a massive, collaborative effort to redirect and restore the historical flow of water to Naples and Rookery Bay.…
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Construction continues on the Collier County Sports Complex & Events Center. The City Gate phase of the property has been cleared and the majority of the onsite lake has been excavated. ETE continues to provide environmental permitting…
ETE is currently providing turbidity monitoring services for the Hideaway Beach Erosion Control project located at Hideaway Beach, Marco Island. The project is being done for the City of Marco Island, alongside Cavache, Inc. (the contractor)…
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ETE is currently providing turbidity monitoring services for the Central Marco Island Re-Grade project located north of resident's beach. The project is being done for Collier County, alongside Earth Tech Enterprises (the contractor) and Humiston…
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ETE has been awarded a new 3 year contract to continue as the biological monitors for the Clam Bay Estuary. We have been the biological monitors for that last 3 years. Our monitoring services include:
Mangrove Monitoring
Exotic &…
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Love is in the air for Florida burrowing owls. Fittingly, these birds begin their breeding season in conjunction with Valentine's Day, typically falling between February 15th and July 10th. These unique little birds are only found in Florida,…
It is an uncommon sight to see hats, scarves, and winter coats in semi-tropical South Florida. With near record-breaking low temperatures this past week, one may wonder, what do animals do to keep warm when in the throes of a frigid "polar…
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Collier Rod & Gun Club at the PreserveAugust 29, 2023 - 3:12 pm
Babcock RanchFebruary 25, 2020 - 5:09 pm
Collier County Watershed Improvement ProjectJune 30, 2019 - 5:07 pm
Clam Bay Seagrass Monitoring
The Value of Native Plants
Staff Highlight – Certified Environmental Scientist, Auston Germano
Collier County Comprehensive Watershed Improvement Plan
Progress Update
Hideaway Beach Erosion Control Project
Central Marco Island Re-Grade
Contract Award
Species Spotlight: Florida Burrowing Owl
What Do Animals Do During a “Polar Vortex”?