Lake Washington Mitigation Bank
Lake Washington Mitigation Bank At a glance: Type: Wetland Location: Brevard County, FL (Southern St. Johns River & Central Indian River Lagoon) Explore Available Credits CONTACT US Overview: DOWNLOAD MAP PDF Quick Facts: Size: 212 acres Credit Type: Species-Specific Credits (Florida Sand Skink, Blue Tailed Mole Skink) Service Area: Portions of Highlands, Lake, Orange, Osceola, and Polk Counties, FL Regulatory Agency: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Lake Washington Conservation Bank Facts: Site Size: Credit Categories: Credit Types: Service Areas: Approval Types: Regulatory Agencies: Overview: Lake Washington Mitigation Bank (LWMB) is a 1657-acre site located within the St. Johns River and Lake Washington Floodplain and is contiguous to a portion of the southeastern shore of Lake Washington in the City of Melbourne, Brevard County, Florida. LWMB provides a key connection between Lake Washington, a class I water body and the Lake Washington/St. Johns River flood plain. Approved by St. Johns River Water Management District in July 2016 and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in June 2017, the Lake Washington Mitigation Bank features freshwater floodplain marshes throughout the site. The mitigation plan includes restoration, enhancement and preservation of native vegetative communities as well as enhancement and long-term management of wildlife habitat throughout the bank site. LWMB is approved to offset freshwater herbaceous wetland impacts within the St. Johns River Water Management District’s Southern St. Johns River Basin (Basin 20) and a portion of the Central Indian River Lagoon (Basin 22). DOWNLOAD MAP PDF Lake Washington Conservation Bank Facts: Site Size: Credit Categories: Credit Types: Service Areas: Approval Types: Regulatory Agencies: Why It Matters Lake Washington Mitigation Bank (LWMB) restores critical freshwater herbaceous wetlands along the St. Johns River floodplain, supporting flood control, water quality, and wildlife habitat in an ecologically sensitive region. It provides a streamlined, pre-approved solution for wetland mitigation, helping developers and agencies comply with state and federal regulations more efficiently and responsibly. Who It’s For This bank is ideal for land developers, builders, municipalities, and infrastructure projects in Brevard, Osceola, and Indian River counties that impact wetlands. It’s also valuable for environmental consultants and planners seeking mitigation credits within the St. Johns River watershed. By offering permitted credits, it simplifies the regulatory process and helps projects move forward while maintaining ecological balance. EXPLORE CREDITS ON THE MAP CONTACT US FOR CREDIT AVAILABILITY
TM Econ Mitigation Bank
TM Econ Mitigation Bank At a glance: Type: Mitigation Bank • Location: Orange County, Florida (Econlockhatchee River Headwaters, SJRWMD Basin #19) Explore Available Credits CONTACT US Overview: DOWNLOAD MAP PDF Quick Facts: Size: 212 acres Credit Type: Species-Specific Credits (Florida Sand Skink, Blue Tailed Mole Skink) Service Area: Portions of Highlands, Lake, Orange, Osceola, and Polk Counties, FL Regulatory Agency: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service TM Econ Conservation Bank Facts: Site Size: Credit Categories: Credit Types: Service Areas: Approval Types: Regulatory Agencies: Overview: TM Econ Mitigation Bank (TMMB) is a 5,200-acre bank located in East Orange County within the headwaters of the Econlockhatchee River with SJRWMD Basin #19. The bank provides a critical connection between Split Oak Conservation Area and the Hal Scott Preserve. TM Econ Mitigation Bank is an integral part of the environmental corridor that spans from Lake Tohopokeliga in Osceola County to the south and the St. Johns River headwaters of Lake Jesup and Lake Monroe to the North. TM Econ is State and Federally approved to offset forested or herbaceous wetland impacts and can mitigate for riparian habitat protection zones (RHPZ) losses within the Econ basin. Credits are available to offset impacts for projects located in Orange County, Seminole, Volusia, Osceola and Brevard Counties. Its service area also includes SJRWMD Basins: #18-St. Johns River (Canaveral Marshes to Wekiva); Basin #19-Econlockhatchee River Nested; Basin #23: Lake Jesup; SFWMD Basins: Boggy Creek; Lake Hart; East Lake Tohopekaliga; and Lake Myrtle. DOWNLOAD MAP PDF TM Econ Mitigation Bank Facts: Site Size: Credit Categories: Credit Types: Service Areas: Approval Types: Regulatory Agencies: Quick Facts: State: Florida Credit Types: Forested Wetland, Herbaceous Wetland, Riparian Habitat (RHPZ) Credits Approvals: State & Federal (SJRWMD; USACE) Why It Matters TM Econ Mitigation Bank spans 5,200 acres in east Orange County within the headwaters of the Econlockhatchee River, part of SJRWMD Basin #19. The bank connects the Split Oak Conservation Area and Hal Scott Preserve, forming a vital ecological corridor. It is state and federally approved to offset both forested and herbaceous wetland impacts, along with riparian habitat protection zone (RHPZ) losses. TM Econ provides large-scale mitigation solutions by preserving versatile wetland and riparian ecosystems central to the eastern Orlando watershed—making it a key resource for projects that need substantial environmental offsets. Who It’s For Developers, agencies, and infrastructure projects in Orange, Seminole, Volusia, Osceola, and Brevard Counties, as well as projects in SJRWMD Basins #18 (St. Johns River – Canaveral Marshes to Wekiva), #19 (Econlockhatchee River), #23 (Lake Jesup), Boggy Creek, Lake Hart, East Lake Tohopekaliga, and Lake Myrtle. EXPLORE CREDITS ON THE MAP CONTACT US FOR CREDIT AVAILABILITY
Quickdraw Mitigation Bank
Quickdraw Mitigation Bank At a glance: Type: Mitigation Bank • Location: Osceola County, Florida (Lake Gentry Basin) Explore Available Credits CONTACT US Overview: DOWNLOAD MAP PDF Quick Facts: Size: 212 acres Credit Type: Species-Specific Credits (Florida Sand Skink, Blue Tailed Mole Skink) Service Area: Portions of Highlands, Lake, Orange, Osceola, and Polk Counties, FL Regulatory Agency: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Quickdraw Conservation Bank Facts: Site Size: Credit Categories: Credit Types: Service Areas: Approval Types: Regulatory Agencies: Overview: Quickdraw Mitigation Bank is 102 acres located in Osceola County within the Lake Gentry Basin. The site forms a portion of the wetland and upland headwaters for Big Bend Swamp, whose waters move south toward Lake Gentry and then into the Kissimmee River. Historically, the site was utilized for silviculture, suppressed fire regimes, and cattle ranching. Quickdraw Mitigation Bank was approved by South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) in February 2011. The mitigation plan includes creation of herbaceous, shrubby, and forested wetlands, enhancement of surface waters and upland preservation. Quickdraw MB is approved to offset forested and herbaceous wetland impacts within the following SFWMD Basins: Boggy Creek, Shingle Creek, Lake Hart, East Lake Tohopekaliga, Lake Tohopekaliga, Alligator Lake, Lake Myrtle, Lake Gentry, and S-63A. Its service area includes portions of Orange and Osceola Counties. DOWNLOAD MAP PDF Quickdraw Mitigation Bank Facts: Site Size: Credit Categories: Credit Types: Service Areas: Approval Types: Regulatory Agencies: Quick Facts: State: Florida Credit Types: Herbaceous, Shrub, and Forest Wetland Credits Approvals: SFWMD (February 2011) Why It Matters Quickdraw Mitigation Bank is a 102‑acre site within the Lake Gentry Basin in Osceola County, FL. Situated in wetland and upland headwaters of Big Bend Swamp—which drains toward Lake Gentry and the Kissimmee River—the site was repurposed from silviculture, fire suppression, and cattle ranching. Approved by the South Florida Water Management District in February 2011, restoration included creating herbaceous, shrubby, and forested wetlands, enhancing surface waters, and preserving upland areas. Quickdraw provides essential ecosystem lift through wetland restorations and offers approved credits to offset aquatic impacts in Central Florida’s Kissimmee watershed. Who It’s For Developers, conservation groups, and agencies in Osceola or Orange Counties seeking aquatic and wetland mitigation credits. EXPLORE CREDITS ON THE MAP CONTACT US FOR CREDIT AVAILABILITY
Pembroke Pines Mitigation Bank
Pembroke Pines Mitigation Bank At a glance: Type: Wetland Mitigation Bank • Location: Broward County, Florida (New River Drainage Basin, East Everglades) Explore Available Credits CONTACT US Overview: DOWNLOAD MAP PDF Quick Facts: Size: 212 acres Credit Type: Species-Specific Credits (Florida Sand Skink, Blue Tailed Mole Skink) Service Area: Portions of Highlands, Lake, Orange, Osceola, and Polk Counties, FL Regulatory Agency: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Pembroke Pines Conservation Bank Facts: Site Size: Credit Categories: Credit Types: Service Areas: Approval Types: Regulatory Agencies: Overview: Pembroke Pines Mitigation Bank (PPMB), the first mitigation bank approved in South Florida in 1993, is a 450-acre site owned by the City of Pembroke Pines and the first mitigation bank approved in South Florida. Located in the New River Drainage Basin. PPMB is approved by the South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) and the United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) to provide freshwater forested and herbaceous wetland credits. The PPMB site had been overrun by harmful and destructive exotic species including Melaleuca and Brazilian Pepper, and was used by the public for illegal dumping and off-road recreational vehicles. The successful restoration and enhancement of onsite wetlands has produced a diverse, multi-habitat ecosystem. Pembroke Pines Mitigation Bank was the first mitigation bank in the nation to transfer a mitigation credit with the USACE and has been nationally recognized as a model project. Pembroke Pines Mitigation Bank’s service area includes all of Broward County and includes SFWMD’s East Everglades and New River Drainage Basins as well as the southern portion of the Eastern Palm Beach County Basin. DOWNLOAD MAP PDF Pembroke Pines Mitigation Bank Facts: Site Size: Credit Categories: Credit Types: Service Areas: Approval Types: Regulatory Agencies: Quick Facts: State: Florida Credit Types: Freshwater Forested & Herbaceous Wetland Credits Approvals: SFWMD & USACE (1993) Why It Matters Pembroke Pines Mitigation Bank (PPMB) is a 450-acre site owned by the City of Pembroke Pines. Approved in 1993, it was the first mitigation bank approved in South Florida and nationally recognized as the first mitigation bank in the country to transfer a credit with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Located in the New River Drainage Basin, PPMB is authorized by both the South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) and USACE to provide freshwater forested and herbaceous wetland credits. Prior to restoration, the site had been severely degraded by exotic species such as Melaleuca and Brazilian Pepper, illegal dumping, and off-road vehicle use. Through successful restoration and enhancement efforts, PPMB has been transformed into a diverse, multi-habitat ecosystem. As a pioneering project, PPMB set national standards for wetland mitigation, demonstrating how large-scale restoration can deliver regulatory solutions while revitalizing degraded landscapes. Who It’s For Homebuilders, developers, agencies, and infrastructure projects in Broward County, Southern Palm Beach County, East Everglades, and New River Drainage Basins needing approved wetland mitigation credits. EXPLORE CREDITS ON THE MAP CONTACT US FOR CREDIT AVAILABILITY
Fox Branch Mitigation Bank
Fox Branch Mitigation Bank At a glance: Type: Wetland Location: Polk County, FL (Hillsborough River) Explore Available Credits CONTACT US Overview: DOWNLOAD MAP PDF Quick Facts: Size: 212 acres Credit Type: Species-Specific Credits (Florida Sand Skink, Blue Tailed Mole Skink) Service Area: Portions of Highlands, Lake, Orange, Osceola, and Polk Counties, FL Regulatory Agency: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Fox Branch Conservation Bank Facts: Site Size: Credit Categories: Credit Types: Service Areas: Approval Types: Regulatory Agencies: Overview: Fox Branch Wetland Mitigation Bank (FBMB) is a 1,075-acre site located along the Hillsborough River in northwest Polk County, Florida. Fox Branch is situated within a network of conservation lands that connect the Hillsborough River Watershed with the Withlacoochee River Watershed and the Green Swamp. The main vegetation communities within the bank site: freshwater marsh, hydric pine flatwoods, and wetland forested mixed. The mitigation plan includes hydrologic improvements including the installation of ditch blocks, low water crossings, and berm breaches, as well as upland and wetland enhancement and preservation. The mitigation plan will improve the ecological and hydrologic functioning of the drained wetland systems and provide an ecosystem-level landscape support to facilitate wildlife movement through the Upper Hillsborough River corridor. FBMB has been approved by the Southwest Florida Water Management District and the United States Army Corps of Engineers to offset freshwater forested and non-forested impacts within the Hillsborough River Drainage Basin to include portions of Hillsborough, Pasco, and Polk Counties. DOWNLOAD MAP PDF Fox Branch Mitigation Bank Facts: Site Size: Credit Categories: Credit Types: Service Areas: Approval Types: Regulatory Agencies: Quick Facts: Size: 1,075 acres Credit Types: Forested & Herbaceous Wetland Credits Service Area: Hillsborough, Pasco, and Polk Counties. Regulatory Agency: Southwest Florida Water Management District and the United States Army Corps of Engineers Why It Matters Fox Branch Mitigation Bank spans 1,075 acres in northwest Polk County, incorporated into a conservation corridor that connects the Upper Hillsborough and Withlacoochee River Basins. The bank restores freshwater marsh, hydric pine flatwoods, and wetland forests using hydrologic enhancements like ditch blocks, low-water crossings, and berm breaches—all approved by Southwest Florida Water Management District and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. It strengthens regional ecosystem connectivity and provides approved wetland credits tailored for projects impacting aquatic systems in adjacent counties. Who It’s For Builders, landowners, and infrastructure developers in Hillsborough, Polk, or Pasco Counties seeking trusted wetland mitigation solutions. EXPLORE CREDITS ON THE MAP CONTACT US FOR CREDIT AVAILABILITY
Boarshead Ranch Mitigation Bank
Boreshead Ranch Mitigation Bank At a glance: Type: Wetland, Species/Conservation Location: Pasco County, FL (Hillsborough & Withlacoochee River Watersheds) Explore Available Credits CONTACT US Overview: DOWNLOAD MAP PDF Quick Facts: Size: 212 acres Credit Type: Species-Specific Credits (Florida Sand Skink, Blue Tailed Mole Skink) Service Area: Portions of Highlands, Lake, Orange, Osceola, and Polk Counties, FL Regulatory Agency: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Boarhead Ranch Conservation Bank Facts: Site Size: Credit Categories: Credit Types: Service Areas: Approval Types: Regulatory Agencies: Overview: 1,544 acre bank located in Pasco County Uniquely positioned within the boundaries of the Hillsborough River and Withlacoochee River Watersheds Total potential State Herbaceous credits: 206.73 Total potential State Forested credits: 96.78 FWS approved Wood Stork Foraging Habitat: 5.51 kg per short hydroperiod credit / 6.88 kg per long hydroperiod credit Total potential Federal Herbaceous credits: 118.61 Total potential Federal Forested credits: 53.07 Initial Federal Credit Release-12.24 Herbaceous and 12.71 Forested On-site wetlands consist of freshwater marshes, wet prairie, forested bottom lands and cypress Mitigation plan includes restoration, enhancement and creation of natural, existing wetland habitats DOWNLOAD MAP PDF Boreshead Ranch Mitigation Bank Facts: Site Size: Credit Categories: Credit Types: Service Areas: Approval Types: Regulatory Agencies: Quick Facts: Size: 1,544 acres Credit Types: State & Federal Wetland Credits (Forested & Herbaceous) + Species-Specific Credits (Wood Stork Foraging Habitat) Service Area: Withlacoochee River Basin and a portion of the Hillsborough River Basin Why It Matters Boarshead Ranch Mitigation Bank spans 1,544 acres in Pasco County, Florida, intersecting the Hillsborough River and Withlacoochee River watersheds. Approved for both state and federal wetland and stream credits, it features forested and herbaceous wetland creation and restoration. Also approved for Wood Stork Foraging habitat credits, it’s a major ecosystem offset provider in the region. With its size, multi-watershed coverage, and specialty habitat credits, this bank supports large-scale projects and advanced ecological restoration goals. Who It’s For Developers, infrastructure planners, and environmental agencies in Pasco County and surrounding watersheds looking for diverse credit options. EXPLORE CREDITS ON THE MAP CONTACT US FOR CREDIT AVAILABILITY
Blackwater Creek Mitigation Bank
Blackwater Creek Mitigation Bank At a glance: Explore Available Credits CONTACT US Type: Forested & Herbaceous Wetland Bank • Location: Lake County, FL (Wekiva River Nested Basin) Overview: DOWNLOAD MAP PDF Quick Facts: Size: 212 acres Credit Type: Species-Specific Credits (Florida Sand Skink, Blue Tailed Mole Skink) Service Area: Portions of Highlands, Lake, Orange, Osceola, and Polk Counties, FL Regulatory Agency: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Blackwater Creek Conservation Bank Facts: Site Size: Credit Categories: Credit Types: Service Areas: Approval Types: Regulatory Agencies: Overview: The Blackwater Creek Mitigation Bank (BCMB) is 466 acres located in the Wekiva River Nested Drainage Basin. BCMB is approved by the St. Johns River Water Management District and the United States Army Corps of Engineers to provide both freshwater forested and herbaceous wetland credits. The BCMB was a former sand mine operation. The property was mined below the water table in most areas. As a consequence of mining, the hydrology of the site was altered and overburden was deposited on the adjacent wetlands and uplands. Extensive restoration includes earthwork to restore the historic hydrologic conditions as well as extensive planting of native wetland vegetation. The St. Johns River Water Management District has determined the Wekiva Basin to be of critical concern and designated it as a Nested Basin. The BCMB is located adjacent to environmentally sensitive tracts of land that are contiguous with the Ocala National Forest. DOWNLOAD MAP PDF Blackwater Creek Mitigation Bank Facts: Site Size: Credit Categories: Credit Types: Service Areas: Approval Types: Regulatory Agencies: Quick Facts: Size: 466 acres Credit Type: Freshwater Forested & Herbaceous Wetland Credits Service Area: Entire Wekiva Basin within St. Johns River watershed; contiguous with Ocala National Forest. Regulatory Agency: St. Johns River Water Management District and the United States Army Corps of Engineers Why It Matters Blackwater Creek Mitigation Bank covers 466 acres in the Wekiva River Nested Drainage Basin of Florida. Approved by the St. Johns River Water Management District and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, it offers both freshwater forested and herbaceous wetland credits. The site, once a sand mine, has been restored via earthwork and native wetland plantings—reinforcing hydrology and habitat connectivity adjacent to Ocala National Forest. This bank delivers a reliable, regulated way to offset wetland impacts—supporting compliance and ecosystem recovery in a critically sensitive basin. Who It’s For Homebuilders, infrastructure developers, and public agencies in the Wekiva Basin needing approved wetland credits. EXPLORE CREDITS ON THE MAP CONTACT US FOR CREDIT AVAILABILITY
Bear Creek Mitigation Bank
At a glance: Type: Forested & Herbaceous Wetland Bank • Location: Bay County, FL (Chipola River & St. Andrews Bay Basins) Explore Available Credits CONTACT US Overview: DOWNLOAD MAP PDF Quick Facts: Size: 212 acres Credit Type: Species-Specific Credits (Florida Sand Skink, Blue Tailed Mole Skink) Service Area: Portions of Highlands, Lake, Orange, Osceola, and Polk Counties, FL Regulatory Agency: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Bear Creek Conservation Bank Facts: Site Size: Credit Categories: Credit Types: Service Areas: Approval Types: Regulatory Agencies: Overview: Located on 3,002 acres in Bay County, Bear Creek Mitigation Bank (BCMB) is situated at the basin divide of the Chipola River Basin and St. Andrews Bay Basin. BCMB is approved by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) and the United States Army Corps of Engineers to provide freshwater forested and wet prairie/flatwood wetland credits to portions of Bay, Calhoun, and Gulf Counties. Mitigation activities for BCMB include pine harvesting and leveling of bedding; mechanical vegetation reduction; prescribed fire; hydrologic enhancement through construction; and supplemental planting and seeding. Upon successful implementation, BCMB will provide a regionally significant habitat corridor in the St. Andrew’s Bay and Chipola River Watersheds and will also provide an important link to the Northwest Florida Ecological Greenway. DOWNLOAD MAP PDF Bear Creek Mitigation Bank Facts: Site Size: Credit Categories: Credit Types: Service Areas: Approval Types: Regulatory Agencies: Site Activities: Pine harvest, hydrologic reforestation/restoration, prescribed fire, supplemental planting Regulatory Agency: Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) and United States Army Corps of Engineers Why It Matters Bear Creek Mitigation Bank spans 3,002 acres in Bay County, Florida, straddling the basin divide of the Chipola River and St. Andrews Bay. Approved by FDEP and USACE, it provides freshwater forested wetland and wet prairie/flatwoods credits. It restores a regionally significant habitat corridor and provides critical offset capacity for freshwater wetland impacts across the St. Andrews Bay and Chipola River watersheds. Who It’s For Landowners, developers, and infrastructure projects in Bay, Calhoun, or Gulf Counties requiring forested or herbaceous wetland credits. EXPLORE CREDITS ON THE MAP CONTACT US FOR CREDIT AVAILABILITY
Ancient Islands Conservation Bank
Ancient Island Conservation Bank At a glance: Explore Available Credits CONTACT US Type: Species/Conservation Location: Polk County, FL (Lake Wales Ridge Basin) Overview: DOWNLOAD MAP PDF Quick Facts: Size: 212 acres Credit Type: Species-Specific Credits (Florida Sand Skink, Blue Tailed Mole Skink) Service Area: Portions of Highlands, Lake, Orange, Osceola, and Polk Counties, FL Regulatory Agency: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Ancient Island Conservation Bank Facts: Site Size: Credit Categories: Credit Types: Service Areas: Approval Types: Regulatory Agencies: Why It Matters Ancient Island Conservation Bank is a 212-acre site located in Polk County, Florida, within the Lake Wales Ridge Basin. Approved by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in June 2017, it provides conservation credits to offset impacts to the habitat of the federally-listed Florida Sand Skink and Blue Tailed Mole Skink. The bank protects vital sand ridge habitat for threatened skink species while enabling responsible development in Central Florida. Who It’s For Developers and landowners needing species habitat credits to offset impacts within the service area. EXPLORE CREDITS ON THE MAP CONTACT US FOR CREDIT AVAILABILITY
Alafia River Mitigation Bank
At a glance: Credit Type: Wetland Mitigation Bank Location: Hillsborough County, FL Explore Available Credits CONTACT US Overview: DOWNLOAD MAP PDF Quick Facts: Size: 212 acres Credit Type: Species-Specific Credits (Florida Sand Skink, Blue Tailed Mole Skink) Service Area: Portions of Highlands, Lake, Orange, Osceola, and Polk Counties, FL Regulatory Agency: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Alafia River Mitigation Bank Facts: Site Size: Credit Categories: Credit Types: Service Areas: Approval Types: Regulatory Agencies: Site Activities: Pine harvest, hydrologic reforestation/restoration, prescribed fire, supplemental planting Regulatory Agency: Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) and United States Army Corps of Engineers Why It Matters Alafia River Mitigation Bank provides mitigation credits to offset impacts to wetlands in the Alafia River watershed. This federally and state-approved wetland mitigation bank supports regulatory compliance for development projects in Hillsborough County and surrounding service areas. The bank offers a reliable, approved solution for projects that need to offset unavoidable wetland impacts while preserving vital aquatic resources. Who It’s For Developers, transportation agencies, and landowners working in Hillsborough County and nearby regions who need wetland mitigation credits to satisfy regulatory requirements. EXPLORE CREDITS ON THE MAP CONTACT US FOR CREDIT AVAILABILITY Overview: The Alafia River Mitigation Bank (ARMB) is 468 acre site located north of Lithia Springs in Hillsborough County within the Alafia River Drainage Basin. ARMB was approved by the Southwest Florida River Water Management District in May 2017 and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in April 2018 to provide freshwater forested wetland credits for projects with wetland impacts within portions of Hillsborough and Polk Counties, which include Brandon, Plant City, Lakeland, Riverview and FishHawk areas. As the first mitigation bank in the Alafia River Drainage Basin, ARMB has provided vegetative and hydrologic enhancement and restoration to wetland and upland habitats, enhance floodplain storage capabilities and create wildlife corridor connectivity. DOWNLOAD MAP PDF