Project Greenscape
Project Greenscape
Overview

Naples BayProject Greenscape originated in response to the City of Naples' desire to improve water quality in Naples Bay. It’s a partnership program between the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, Collier County, University of Florida/IFAS Collier County Extension Office, Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve and the City of Naples. The main objective is to promote Florida Friendly Landscaping through implementing the City’s Landscaper Certification and strategic, science-based education.
 
Landscaper Certification

Ordinance As required for a City of Naples Landscape Certification, and by the City of Marco Island

Naples Ordinance 08-11972
Naples City Limits Map
Marco Ordinance 08-15

The City of Naples recognizes the importance of water resources to sustaining the economic, environmental and human health of our community. To ensure adequate protection the City implemented ordinance 08-11972 that regulates professional landscaping activities and the application of fertilizer. According to this ordinance all professional landscapers applying fertilizer within City limits need to register with the City and obtain a Landscaper Certification.

To obtain the City’s Landscaper Certification, professional landscapers need to complete the Green Industries Best Management Practices training.
 
Green Industries Best Management Practices Training

The Green Industries Best Management Practices training was developed to provide landscaping professionals with knowledge, skills and tools to minimize the impacts of nonpoint sources pollution related to their business practices.
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Available classes
 
Landscaping Continuing Education Program

Project Greenscape offers a series of training opportunities for landscaping professionals on a wide variety of subjects. These classes are also valid to renew the City of Naples Landscaper Certification each year.
Available classes
 
Florida Yards and Neighborhoods Program

The FYN is an educational program designed to protect water resources by educating Florida residents on “Florida Friendly” landscaping practices that reduce nonpoint source pollution from yards and landscapes. The FYN program is funded by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection Non-point Source Pollution Management Section and it is implemented statewide by the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences County Extension Offices.
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Coastal Training Program

Renee Wilson
Project Greenscape Coordinator
300 Tower Road
Naples, Fl 34113
Tel: (239)-417-6310 X 231
Fax: (239)-417-6315
renee.wilson@dep.state.fl.us

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