Welcome to Environmental Resource Solutions, Inc.


ERS is the environmental consulting expert serving the United States for over 14 years,  headquartered in Jacksonville Beach, Florida.


A certified Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) and Minority Business Enterprise (MBE); ERS specializes in ecological assessment and documentation; vegetative community mapping; jurisdictional wetland delineations; threatened and endangered species evaluations; wildlife surveys; Environmental Impact Statements and Assessments (EIS and EA); mitigation planning and design; permitting for wetlands, protected species and mitigation banks; mitigation implementation and monitoring; habitat restoration; and protected species relocations.

Services are provided to both private and public sector clients for residential and commercial sites, transportation projects, parks, educational facilities, and Developments of Regional Impact (DRI).  ERS is also a qualified expert in the  following environmental aviation areas:  Wildlife Hazard Assessment (WHA), Wildlife Hazard Management Plans (WHMP), and Wildlife Hazard Training for Airport Personnel.

Plant of the Month

Plant of The Month 

Wooly Bulrush (Scirpus cyperinus)

Sedges – anything in the family Cyperaceae – are common grasslike plants that commonly occur in wetlands.. 

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Reptile of the Month

Reptile of The Month 

Rainbow Snake (Farancia erytrogramma)

The rainbow snake is a large (ranges from 36-44 in or 91-112 cm), non-venomous, aquatic snake with bright scale coloration, hence the name rainbow snake.

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Mammal of the Month

Mammal of the Month 

Florida Bonneted Bat (Eumops floridanus)

The Florida bonneted bat is Florida’s largest bat (approximate length: 3.3–4.3 in. = 83-109 mm) insectivorous bat.

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Bird of the Month

 Bird of the Month 

Great Blue Heron (Ardea herodius)

The Great Blue Heron is a tall, gray bird with a daggerlike bill. This is the most widespread heron throughout North America and it ranges from Canada to Mexico and the Caribbean.

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