EVERGREEN SOLUTIONS FL

Restoring Florida, One Landscape at a Time.

Providing leading ecological restoration services, sustainable land practices, and invasive species management to preserve Florida's diverse and unique ecosystems. Native solutions for a flourishing future.

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Services

Native Solutions for Florida Landscapes

Field-first ecological restoration, practical land management, and measurable habitat outcomes.

Native Restoration

Providing leading ecological restoration services, sustainable land practices, and invasive species management.

Land Management

Providing ecological restoration services, sustainable and diverse practices, and comprehensive land management.

Species Assessment

Bioavailability and best-species management areas to preserve Florida's diverse and unique ecosystems.

Habitat Consulting

Habitat consulting, habitat analysis, and ecosystem maximization for Florida's coastal and inland environments.

Key Florida Coverage Areas

Florida Coverage on ecological restoration services, sustainable land management, diverse and unique solutions.

Benefits and Results:

✦ Native Restoration
✦ Land Management
✦ Habitat Consulting
✦ Invasive Species Removal
✦ Sustainable Ecosystem Practices

Jacksonville

Orlando

Tampa

Fort Myers

Miami

Brevard County

Broward County

Alachua County

Highlands County

Meet The Team

Field Leadership You Can Trust

Coleman Crozier

UF Alumni | Restoration Ecologist | Agronomist

UF Alumni specializing in Restoration Ecology and Resource Economics. Driven by a lifelong connection to Florida's unique landscapes, Coleman specializes in bridging the gap between economic resource management and regenerative land practices. With a background in Food and Resource Economics and advanced studies in Agroecology, Coleman focuses on building resilient ecosystems that thrive in our local climate. Whether he's applying technical problem-solving in the field or working hands-on in the soil, Coleman's goal is to implement sustainable solutions that honor the natural environment. That work pairs with Grayson's software and systems side—ecology and economics meet engineering so plans, monitoring, and BMPs can be carried through in the real world.

Grayson Crozier

Software & Embedded Systems | Ag-Sector Technology

Grayson focuses on full-stack and embedded software where agriculture and natural-resources work depends on reliable systems—field data capture, sensor and control logic, irrigation and BMP-related tooling, maps and reporting, and integrations that keep science-based recommendations usable day to day. That engineering depth complements Coleman's restoration ecology and resource economics: one side reads the land, policy, and economics; the other builds the durable software, automation, and data paths so those insights scale beyond a single site visit.

Case studies

Stories from Florida Extension work

These highlights follow themes reported by UF/IFAS Extension—water savings, nutrient BMPs, and stewardship on real Florida farms and wetlands. Open a card to read the full IFAS article.

Young crop seedlings in dark, moist soil—evoking soil moisture probes and careful irrigation timing

Water & BMPs

40% Less Water, Same Crop in Southwest Florida

With UF/IFAS Extension Hendry County, a seed research farm east of Fort Myers adopted soil moisture sensors and fine-tuned irrigation—cutting annual water use about 40% while trimming fertilizer, pumping costs, and risk to the shared aquifer.

Wide rows of green melon vines in a sunlit commercial patch stretching toward the treeline

Suwannee Valley

Watermelon Growers Save Billions of Gallons

Over decades, UF/IFAS Extension helped Suwannee Valley growers move to plastic mulch, transplants, and drip irrigation. Growers surveyed in 2016 reported roughly 50–80% less irrigation water per acre—on the order of two billion gallons saved each year across the region’s watermelon acres.

Cattle grazing a green pasture at golden hour, suggesting rotational grazing and pasture buffers

Grazing & Wetlands

Buffers, Fencing, and Cleaner Water to the Peace River

On a 75-acre Hardee County farm, UF/IFAS Extension helped control invasive weeds, adopt soil testing and rotational grazing, and use cost-share programs for fencing and solar wells—keeping cattle out of seasonal wetlands so runoff is cleaner on its way to the Gulf.

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