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Shoreline · Apalachicola Bay

Apalachicola Bay Oyster Restoration (FWC)

FWC wants competitive pricing for oyster restoration work in Apalachicola Bay.

Due Nov 3, 2026, 1:30 PM ET · Official listing →

New mitigation bank · Charlotte County

Boca Creek Mitigation Bank proposed on 144.85 acres

Mangrove, salt marsh and flatwoods rehabilitation with invasive removal and planting. Army Corps comments due Nov 9.


Wetland impact · Lee County

I-75 widening to impact 43.23 acres of wetlands

Mitigation proposed through credits from four mitigation banks.

Real entries from official records, October 2026.

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