Monarch Butterfly

AVOID, MINIMIZE AND MITIGATE The nation’s aquatic resources are under constant pressure from development, whether the development is sustainable or otherwise.

Wildwood Environmental Credit Company, LLC (Wildwood) is a mitigation specialist and pioneer in cultivating sustainable land use strategies.

Cliff is a managing member of Wildwood where he and his team oversees the day-to-day operations. Cliff specializes in natural resource management, spatial science, and economics.

Bandera County Established in 2014, Festina Lente Ranch Conservation Bank (FLRCB) is a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service-approved Golden-Cheeked Warbler (GCW) conservation bank located in Bandera County and is fully owned, operated, and maintained by RES.

Bank Type: Private Commercial Bank Status: Approved Chair:USFWS USACE District:Fort Worth FWS Field Office:Austin NOAA Fisheries Region:Southeast State:Texas County:Bandera [TX] Total Acres:4,594.

Bowie County Wetlands: 327.2 AC Established in 2011, the 327-acre site was previously deforested, converted to pasture, and used for grazing and hay production.

In 1972, the United States government created the Clean Water Act to ensure the protection of the chemical, physical, and biological integrity of U.

Brazos/Oyster Creek Watershed Brazoria County Wetlands: 354 AC Established in 2017, the goal of Columbia Bottomlands Mitigation Bank is to provide appropriate compensatory mitigation for unavoidable impacts to wetlands authorized by the USACE within the Brazos/Oyster Creek watershed and adjacent areas.

Bio-Logical Capital acquires, develops, and manages large, environmentally valuable assets. We invest for the long term and integrate land-based businesses with ecological restoration and conservation.

Helping landowners diversify and generate revenue from environmental, organic, habitat mitigation credits and debits, renewable energy, oil and gas lease review, wildlife, wetlands and energy generation and extraction projects.

The Katy Prairie Stream Mitigation Bank (KPSMB) was designed to service the compensatory mitigation needs of Harris County’s growing population of 6 million.

We work with private landowners, business & industry, municipalities and government agencies to help these stakeholders understand and benefit from the expanding market for ecological assets, including mitigation and conservation credits, water quality credits and carbon sequestration credits.