Wildscape Restoration, Inc

Wildscape is a small environmental consulting and contracting firm. Our staff has a broad range of experience in habitat restoration, native landscaping, non-native invasive species removal, biological surveys and monitoring, regulatory compliance, and environmental planning. In particular, we prepare plans and negotiate permits for mitigation, habitat restoration, vegetation management, and fuel modification. In order to reduce environmental impacts, Wildscape develops and integrates Best Management Practices (BMPs). Wildscape also offers services with Geographic Information System (GIS) such as vegetation mapping, wetland delineations, and aerial photograph analysis.

In addition to providing consulting services in these areas, Wildscape performs contracting services such as site preparation, clearing and grubbing, weed abatement, obtaining plant material through local collection or nurseries, installation of plant materials, and site maintenance. Wildscape is a licensed landscape contractor with the California State License Board. We are also a licensed pest control business with certified Qualified Applicators through the California Department of Pesticide Regulation, including classifications in right-of-way, aquatics, forestry, and landscape.

The combined experience of the consulting and contracting divisions has given Wildscape an advantage in understanding the various components to both planning and implementing projects. For additional specifics about the services we offer, please click here.

We are a State of California Certified Microbusiness, as well as a Disadvantaged, Minority, and Woman Owned Business Enterprise (DBE, MBE, WBE). We are also registered with the California Public Utilities Commission (#10080256).

CONSULTING DIVISION

Biological Services

â–ª       Biological Assessments and Evaluations

â–ª       Botanical and Wildlife Surveys

â–ª       Special Status Species Surveys

â–ª       Vegetation Mapping

â–ª       Pre-Construction Surveys

â–ª       Construction Monitoring

â–ª       CEQA Mitigation Measure Program Monitoring

â–ª       Habitat Restoration Plans

â–ª       Habitat Mitigation Monitoring

â–ª       Fuel Modification Planning

Environmental Permitting and Regulatory Compliance

â–ª       U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - Clean Water Act

â–ª       U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service - Endangered Species Act

â–ª       National Marine Fisheries Service - Endangered Species Act

â–ª       California Department of Fish and Game - Fish and Game Code

â–ª       California Department of Fish and Game - Endangered Species Act

â–ª       California Regional Water Quality Control Board - Clean Water Act and Porter Cologne

â–ª       California Coastal Commission - Coastal Act

â–ª       State and Local Encroachment Permits

CONTRACTING DIVISION

Habitat Restoration and Mitigation Implementation and Maintenance

â–ª       Site Assessment

â–ª       Site Clearing/Grubbing And Preparation

â–ª       Native Plant Material (Cuttings and Seed) Collection

â–ª       Native Plant Material Procurement and Propagation

â–ª       Seed, Cutting, and Container Plant Installation and Transplanting

â–ª       Irrigation Installation

â–ª       Mitigation Site Remediation

â–ª       Mitigation Site Maintenance

Open Space Management

â–ª       Vegetation Management

â–ª       Weed Abatement and Non-native Invasive Plant Species Removal

â–ª       Integrated Pest Management, including Herbicide Application

â–ª       Fuel Modification and Brush Clearance

Best Management Practice (BMP) Installation and Maintenance

â–ª       Spill Prevention and Control Plans

â–ª       Erosion Control Plans and Measures

â–ª       Stormwater Pollution Control Measures