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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 canadensisrelocation 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

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Committed to supporting healthy terrestrial and aquatic habitats

Interdisciplinary practice in soils,

plants, wildlife,

fire and hydrology

Building resiliency in wild and developed

systems

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