
Earth Restoration Agency LLC


Earth Restoration Agency

We are an ecological landscape design, installation, and maintenance team serving North Florida. Our work focuses on restoring land health while creating resilient, functional landscapes rooted in native ecosystems and sustainable food production.


About Our Agency


Who We Are
We specialize in Native and/or Edible Landscaping, Ecological land management, Invasive Species Removal/Selective Land Clearing, Pollinator Gardens, Food Forests/Orchards, Garden Services, Natural Pond/Pools, Animal habitat and Wildlife Support. Whether improving a small residential property or stewarding larger tracts of land, our goal is to create systems that are productive, enduring, and beneficial to both people and the surrounding environment.
Explore our services and learn how thoughtful land stewardship can support healthier landscapes and stronger local communities across North Florida.
Our Services
Native and/or Edible Landscaping
Our Native/Edible Landscape Installations begin with a thorough observation of your land and attentive listening to your needs. Through a site-specific design process, we assess existing flora, fauna, soil, and light patterns to create a harmonious ecosystem that thrives naturally. We then create landscapes that enhance your space, ensuring it meets both ecological and personal goals

Food Forests/Orchards
Establish a resilient and self-sustaining food forest ecosystem in your landscape. We specialize in creating multi-layered food forests that mimic natural woodlands, integrating fruit and nut trees, shrubs, perennial vegetables, and groundcovers. Maximize biodiversity, soil health, and food production with a system designed for long-term ecological benefit.

Garden Services
Invest in productive, sustainable food source with our expert edible garden installation service. We design and build gardens featuring organic vegetables, fruits, and herbs tailored to your local climate, aesthetics, and preferences. Enjoy fresh, healthy food grown right in your backyard while enhancing local biodiversity. Our team handles everything from soil preparation to ongoing maintenance care

Invasive Removal/Selective Land Clearing
Our approach includes the targeted removal of invasive and aggressive species that are displacing native vegetation, altering soil and hydrology, or preventing natural regeneration. We also address certain ruderal or disturbance-adapted species—even when native—when they are choking out diversity or inhibiting the establishment of longer-lived, site-appropriate plant communities. Decisions are made based on site context, successional stage, and long-term goals for the land

Habitat and wildlife support
We design and install habitat structures that support native wildlife while remaining compatible with human use of the land. These features are thoughtfully placed and species-appropriate, with careful attention to location, safety, and landowner concerns. Our goal is to encourage beneficial wildlife—pollinators, insect predators, and keystone species—without creating nuisance or pest issues.

Natural Pond/Pools
We work with small natural ponds, natural swimming pools, and low-impact water features to help keep them healthy, balanced, and functioning as intended. Our approach focuses on working with plants and natural processes rather than relying on chemical treatments or heavy-handed interventions.

Pollinator Gardens
We design, install, and manage pollinator gardens that support native insects while creating beautiful, welcoming spaces for people. These gardens are built around the simple reality that most native pollinators in North Florida depend on specific native plants for both nectar and reproduction—relationships that non-native ornamental plants rarely support.

Ecological Land Management
We provide ecological restoration services for rural properties and larger tracts of land, with a focus on rebuilding native plant communities, restoring natural processes, and setting landscapes on a healthier long-term trajectory. This work is rooted in understanding how North Florida ecosystems function over time.
