Wildlife Habitat Management
Early-Successional Habitat Management
Early-succesional habitats include warm and cool-season grasslands, shrublands, savanna and young/early woodlands. We offer field mowing, field edge reclamation & tree/shrub clearing to benefit wildlife species in regional decline such as grassland nesting birds, ruffed grouse, American woodcock, whip-poor-will, wood turtle, and New England cottontail.
Grassland Management
Warm Season Grassland Creation
Wildflower Meadow Creation & Management
Pollinator Habitat
Shrubland Creation & Management
Pitch Pine Barrens/Savanna Management (thinning and prescribed fire)
Young/Early Woodlands such as Aspen & Oak Regeneration
For more information: Managing Grasslands, Shrublands, and Young Forests for Wildlife
Forest Stand Improvement (Wildlife)
Forest Stand Improvement
Invasives management, mast tree release, apple tree release, oak regeneration, woody clearing, thinning, forest regeneration planting, herbicide/mechanical prep prior to planting trees/shrubs, riparian forest buffer planting, slash cleanup after logging to fine tune habitat trajectory, erosion control/seeding.