Chris Metcalf

Chris Metcalf operating an excavator
Project Leader - Fisheries
Florida Ecological Services Office
Panama City Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office
Ecological Services
Fish and Aquatic Conservation
Partners for Fish and Wildlife
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1601 Balboa Ave
Panama City, FL 32405
United States

(850) 769-0552
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Additional roles
Partners for Fish and Wildlife Coordinator; SE Aquatic Resource Partnership Liaison
Areas of expertise
Florida panhandle PFW focus
Working with landowners
Fisheries conservation and restoration

In The News

Photo of Crooked Creek after a dam removal
Habitat Restoration
Fish Passage and Bipartisan Infrastructure Law
Fish passage barriers, like a dam removed in Gadsden County, prevent fish, mussels, and other aquatic wildlife from moving freely through waterways. Endangered freshwater mussels can now do their jobs of helping purify the water along Crooked Creek a bit better now that a longstanding dam has...
Box culvert road-stream crossing
Science and Technology
Navigating Watershed Barriers
Biologists are conducting several thousand surveys in the Ochlockonee River Watershed to assess fish passage barriers and stream habitat conditions to prioritize restoration projects.
Streambank restoration
Habitat Restoration
Reviving Rivers in the Florida Panhandle
Project maintenance is equally as important as initial restoration activities for streamside habitat management.
Biologist prepares boat with rock and oyster shell
Habitat Restoration
A Lifeline Between Land and Water
Nature-based living shorelines are essential to stabilize shorelines and reduce erosion, enhance coastal resiliency, and provide valuable habitat for wildlife.