Founded in 1991, Wildlands has dedicated over 45,000 acres of land to the restoration, conservation, and protection of our water resources and critical habitats.

Wildlands provides comprehensive habitat mitigation solutions, allowing public and private developers to comply with resource agency permit requirements and focus on their core …

Wildlands is looking to hire a full-time field biologist with desert field experience to help manage and monitor approximately 50,000-acres of preserved desert tortoise habitat throughout the …

Wildlands biologists continue to monitor three central California CTS Banks: Sand Creek Conservation Bank in Tulare County, Deadman Creek Conservation Bank in Merced County, …

In addition to managing all aspects of our own mitigation and conservation banks, Wildlands’ in-house expertise is available as part of the biological monitoring, land management, and sales …

Wildlands completed construction in July 2015, and planting was completed in February 2016. With the help of this year’s higher-than-average rainfall, the Year 2 plant growth has been …

Wildlands has the full-service capabilities to provide habitat mitigation solutions for larger projects by developing project-specific preserves. Wildlands has provided solutions for transportation, …

The Alder Creek Restoration Project is an aquatic, riparian, and upland forest restoration and enhancement project developed in coordination with the Portland Harbor Natural Resource …

Wildlands establishes mitigation banks by acquiring, restoring, enhancing, and preserving sustainable wetland, stream, and riparian buffer habitats that are carefully planned and …

Wildlands is continuing to identify new mitigation properties. If you require a habitat type or location not identified on the map, please call us to discuss.