[company_age]12.0[/company_age][employees]5,001-10,000 employees[/employees][description]Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) was established to safeguard the environment in the state of Florida. With its various bureaus and divisions, the agency is focused on protecting natural resources, ensuring a sustainable environment, and managing state parks and recreational lands. Key activities include water resource management, air quality monitoring, site rehabilitation for contaminated locations, conservation and recreation services, and permitting for air, waste, and water facilities. FDEP also enforces regulations designed to protect the environment and public health, working closely with federal, state, and local partners to maintain ecological balance and promote responsible usage of Florida's natural resources. The agency plays a crucial role in emergency response related to environmental hazards and implements strategic initiatives to address climate change impacts.[/description][ps]Environmental protection, resource management, state parks management, water resource management, air quality monitoring, site rehabilitation, conservation services, environmental regulation enforcement, emergency response to environmental hazards, implementing climate change strategies.[/ps]