Using an ecological approach, our wildlife consultant will determine what mammals, birds, and amphibians utilize your land. This will be done using soundscape recorders that collect both acoustic and ultrasonic data. Recordings can then be analyzed to identify wildlife groups, sometimes down to the species, that are present. Camera traps may also be deployed to offer information about possible wildlife diseases present in a population.

Wildlife surveys may be done either annually or seasonally to determine movements of the wildlife and how they use the land. Multi-year surveys can also help identifying changes in animal ranges due to climate change or habitat alterations. As a steward of your land, you, the Landowner will learn if there are any rare, threatened, or endangered species on your property.

Should you clear-cut that acre or remove those dead, fallen trees? Learn what a beneficial habitat is to different wildlife. Whether you have rural, forested, or urban land, a wildlife habitat assessment can also be done to identify invasive or beneficial plants. Land resources that may be beneficial to wildlife will be identified, and suggestions on management actions can be made if you wish to implement a wildlife corridor, hunting, or feeding areas. Learn what you can do to enhance your land and create more beneficial habitats to help our native wildlife.