Florida Iguana Risk Map
Interactive county-level assessment of iguana invasion risk across Florida
How to Use
Click or tap any county to view detailed risk information and find local removal professionals.
Data Sources
Based on Florida Fish & Wildlife Commission (FWC) reports and EDDMapS citizen science data.
High Risk Areas
Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, and Monroe counties have established iguana populations.
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Understanding Risk Levels
Established breeding populations with active management needed. Professional removal strongly recommended.
Growing populations with regular sightings. Monitor closely and consider professional removal.
Occasional sightings with emerging risk. Prevention measures recommended.
Rare or no documented sightings. Remain vigilant for potential spread.
Why This Matters
Green iguanas are an invasive species in Florida, causing significant damage to:
- Landscaping and gardens
- Seawalls and infrastructure
- Electrical systems and equipment
- Native ecosystems
Understanding risk levels in your county helps you:
- Assess potential property damage risk
- Take preventative measures early
- Connect with qualified professionals
- Stay informed about local populations
Need Professional Iguana Removal?
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