Why Environmental Due Diligence Matters with Danielle Vail & Sarah Johnson - TLP182

Florida's double-edged sword, really cool for people that like birds, really not cool as a developer because there's a lot of protected species that have seasonal surveys you have to do and you can only do them once or twice a year even.

So if you miss that survey window, you have to wait a full motorcycle sometimes.

Hey, what's going on, everybody? Welcome back to the Land Development Podcast.

I am your host, Ryan Glick.

We have an interview episode for you today and actually have two people joining us on the show.

We have Danielle Vail and Sarah Johnson, who are both environmental project managers at Kimley Horn.

Thanks for joining me.

Yeah, excited to be here.

Absolutely.

Thanks for the opportunity.

Yeah, well, we talked just before we pressed record and said that, hey, since there's two of you on here, we have a tendency to step on people's toes when we have a bunch of people on here on a video podcast.

But to get us started, we'll go to each of you individually here and we'll start with you, Danielle.

So what got you into the environmental science field? And then also, how did you end up shifting from there? I imagine there's a bunch of things you could do, but you ended up in land development.

So could you walk us through how you got into that?