Abdon Acosta, a Staff Environmental Scientist with five years of experience, is an expert in gopher tortoise relocation, wetland delineation, and plant identification. Over the years, Abdon has led significant environmental projects, including large-scale gopher tortoise relocations and wetland monitoring efforts for the T. Mims Phosphate Reclamation site. His hands-on approach and dedication to preserving Florida's unique ecosystems are evident in his meticulous work to ensure compliance with environmental regulations. Abdon is particularly passionate about solving the intricate challenges of wetland delineations, which he views as opportunities to deepen his understanding of natural landscapes. When he's not in the field, Abdon enjoys exploring new hiking trails, trying out different cuisines, and learning more about the plants and wildlife that make Florida's natural environment so special. His dedication to conservation extends beyond his professional life, fueling his curiosity about the world around him.