WES's pending Buck Ridge Conservation Bank is located in Madera County, California, and spans 1,160 acres. The site is dedicated to the long-term preservation and management of species habitat, supporting a range of federally listed species, including California tiger salamander, Hairy Orcutt grass, Swainson's hawk, western spadefoot, and vernal pool fairy shrimp. The permanent protection of this Bank contributes to regional species conservation efforts by expanding the network of protected areas and creating improved habitat linkages between existing conservation lands.
This bank builds upon the success of WES's Dutchman Creek Conservation Bank and Piedra Azul Conservation Bank, both of which are now sold out of credits.
Location:
Madera County, CA
Credit Types:
Acres:
1,160
Approving Agencies:
California Department of Fish and Wildlife and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Have questions about service areas or available credits? WES can help determine whether your project may be served by this bank and identify the appropriate mitigation solution.
We are taking reservation agreements now for credits that will be available upon bank approval. Please reach out to our sales team for additional information.
