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Wetland
Mitigation Banks
Credits for Sale (Jump to Upland Conservation Banks) |
![]() Update (4/26/2023)Phases
A and B are sold out. We
anticipate
opening Phase C late in 2023. The date is uncertain since it is the
IRT's
decision. The Bank Sponsor is working through the interest list now and
offering reservations for Phase C credits. If you are on the interest
list and have not received an email message, either your project is
below the cutoff (i.e. there are no more credits to reserve based on
the number of credits expected to be released) or we are waiting for
confirmation from projects that we contacted. If any decline to enter
into a reservation agreement, we will contact the next project on the
list. Thank you for your patience!
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![]() The Bank
habitat supports a diversity of unique, native hydrophytes. Several
species of sensitive plants and animals occur on this 600-acre portion
of the floodplain, including smooth tarplant, spreading navarretia, San
Jacinto Valley crownscale, and Coulter’s goldfields. The Bank
permanently preserves and manages an important ecological resource in
Riverside County.
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![]() ![]() Regional Location Map Call or email for pricing and purchase contracts.mccollum@mccollum.com (916) 708-2727Barryjones_seb@yahoo.com (619) 742-2068 |
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![]() (RBV Mitigation Credits, LLC). Wetland/Vernal Pool. Temecula. Service Area: Western Riverside County. Click here for the Bank Service Area This bank incorporates the Skunk Hollow Vernal Pool. With a water surface area exceeding 33 acres, this is the second largest vernal pool in the state. It provides habitat for numerous threatened and endangered species of plants and animals, including the Riverside fairy shrimp. This preservation mitigation bank has approximately 136 wetland credits, or functional units, for general wetland impacts in western Riverside County. The bank is formally permitted by the Army Corps of Engineers, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and Department of Fish and Game. The bank is fully endowed and managed by the Center for Natural Lands Management. This is a preservation bank . . . in other words, mitigation for "No Net Loss" must be accomplished at another wetland creation site for the first 1:1 mitigation obligation. The balance of any mitigation ratio (e.g. 2:1) can be accomplished at the Barry Jones Bank. The bank can be used for low or high quality wetland impacts. Credits are available now for sale! Click here for a Location Map. Click here for a list of Wildlife Species Found at Skunk Hollow |
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![]() (Techbilt Construction, Inc.) Upland, Coastal Chaparral. Carlsbad. Service Area: San Diego County including coastal areas. ![]() This 43-acre site is part
of a larger biological open
space
near Palomar Airport. It is managed by the Center for Natural Lands Management. Download Bank Brochure ![]() |
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(Tech-Bilt, Inc.). Upland/Maritime Chaparral/Coastal
Sage
Scrub.
Encinitas. Service Area: San Diego County including coastal
areas.
No Credits are
currently
for sale.
This bank is
selling conservation credits for coastal sage
scrub and maritime chaparral habitats. Listed plant
species abound on this 150-acre bank along the San Diego County coast.
If you need mitigation for state or federally listed plants, this may
be the place. Potentially more will become available later. Please call or check this page for updates. ![]() |
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(Judd RR
Investments, LLC) Upland/Grassland,
Burrowing Owl & Vernal Pool Habitat. Ramona.
Service Area: San Diego County (see below). Click here for a map of the Service Area UPDATE:
3/2/2023
There
are 19.8 NNG/Burrowing Owl Credits remaining and 4.0 vernal pool
credits available for sale at this bank.This bank offers 200 credits of non-native grassland/burrowing owl habitat and vernal pools. The bank's Service Area for grassland credits includes the East Otay Mesa Specific Plan (EOMSP) area within the South County Segment of the Multiple Species Conservation Program (MSCP) and Planning Units 12, 13, 14, 15, 17, and 23 of the Draft North County MSCP. Areas outside of this area could use the bank upon concurrence from the Wildlife Agencies. Vernal pool credits are limited to Planning Units 12, 13, 14, 15, 17, and 23 of the Draft North County MSCP. ![]() |
![]() ![]() Call (916) 708-2727 or email for pricing Location Map San Diego Habitat Conservancy video on burrowing owl population at the Bank San Diego Union Tribune news article |
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APPROVED BY
CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF
FISH AND WILDLIFE Call or email for prices and other information. ![]() (Cadiz, Inc.) Desert Tortoise & Dry Wash Habitat. San Bernardino County. Service Area: San Bernardino County Desert. Click here for a map of the Service Area. This 7,400-acre bank resides in designated critical habitat for the Desert Tortoise in the County of San Bernardino. Credits are immediately available for impacts to desert tortoise habitat, dry wash, and other desert habitats. |
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Availability in 2023
(Circle B Land Company Underwood, LLC) Greater Sage Grouse and other
Habitats. Lincoln
County, Wyoming.
Service Area: Western Wyoming & Eastern Idaho. This 18,000 acre bank has prime habitat in western Wyoming. Besides sage grouse, a majority of the Bank Property contains summer, transitional, and crucial winter range for mule deer, elk, pronghorn, and moose. Other wildlife includes waterfowl, bald and golden eagles, beaver, native cutthroat trout, white-tailed jackrabbit, mountain cottontail, desert cottontail, pygmy rabbit, mountain lion, bobcat, American badger, weasel, white-tailed prairie dog, and bats. |
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