
terrestrial/aquatic habitat management
utilizing a process-based watershed approach

Watershed Restoration
- Implementation of low tech process-based restoration structures (BDA/PAL) that support wildfire & drought resiliency, floodplain connectivity, & groundwater recharge
- Procurement of native vegetation: planning, propagation, seeding/out planting
- "Re-Springing Un-Sprungs"
- Enhance complex aquatic habitats to maintain water quality & habitat needs of salmonids, reptiles, & amphibians.
- Restoration proposals, planning, monitoring, & permitting
- Remote sensing & watershed characterization
Forestry Services
- Forest thinning & ladder fuels reduction
- Home Hardening
- Downed woody debris removal
- Forest health assessments
- Site prep for planned restoration
- Canopy cover assessment via drone imagery
- Nesting bird & special status species surveys
Habitat Management
- Terrestrial & aquatic species habitat restoration and population monitoring
- Beaver (Castor canadensis) relocation consultation
- Species focused management as the catalyst for comprehensive habitat restoration
- Meadow stewardship; stock exclusions, rangeland & soil health improvements
- Private lands habitat management for game & non-game species
- Habitat Management Plan consultation
- Federal + State landowner restoration funding assistance & consultation (e.g. NRCS EQIP, CSP, CRP, USFWS Partners)
- Habitat mapping & restoration assessment via ground + aerial surveys
What We Do
Core Values and Ethos

Approach landscapes with a more critical and complete understanding of land use history

Learn to collaborate with co-beneficial ecological processes to achieve restoration goals

Design , implement, monitor, reiterate
resilient solutions on working and wildlands



Committed to supporting healthy terrestrial and aquatic habitats
Interdisciplinary practice in soils,
plants, wildlife,
fire and hydrology
Building resiliency in wild and developed
systems