Nason Yeager shareholders John Fumero and Susan Roeder Martin recently participated in the Florida Association of Mitigation Bankers’ 2026 Annual Mitigation Banking Workshop, held October 8–9 in St. Augustine. They were joined at the event by Nason Yeager attorney Joshua Holmes.
The annual workshop brought together professionals from across Florida’s mitigation banking industry for two days of discussions on regulatory developments, emerging issues and conservation priorities.
Martin participated in the panel, “Water Quality Enhancement Areas Updates,” alongside representatives from EcoStasis, SWIG, the Florida Department of Environmental Protection and RES. The panel discussed recent developments involving Water Quality Enhancement Areas in Florida.
Fumero moderated “When the Textbook Doesn’t Apply: Navigating Non-Standard Issues in Mitigation Bank Permitting,” a discussion focused on unique issues that can arise during the mitigation bank permitting process. The panel featured representatives from JMB Ecological Offsets and The Wetlandsbank Company.
Fumero and Martin each have more than 35 years of experience in environmental, water and land use law and are board certified in State and Federal Government and Administrative Practice by The Florida Bar.
Nason Yeager’s environmental law attorneys represent clients throughout Florida on environmental permitting, wetlands and water issues, agency enforcement, land use matters, environmental remediation and other regulatory matters.