Located in Sonoma County, California, the Santa Rosa Plain Full Delivery/ Turnkey Mitigation Site is dedicated to protecting and long-term conserving two rare and sensitive species: the California tiger salamander (CTS) and Sebastopol meadowfoam.

Currently in the early stages of conservation bank development, this 22.30-acre site plays a critical role in preserving the natural balance of this region’s landscape and biodiversity. It can also serve as a turnkey, permittee-responsible mitigation (PRM), or full delivery mitigation solution for public and private projects that impact habitat for the California tiger salamander and Sebastopol meadowfoam.

Looking for species mitigation solutions? Once approved, the site will offer both PRM and conservation bank credits. These credits will support conservation goals under state and federal regulations, including the California Endangered Species Act and the Endangered Species Act, while ensuring habitat protection in perpetuity.

Whether you’re planning infrastructure, development, or restoration projects, the Santa Rosa Plain Mitigation Site can help you meet your environmental compliance needs while actively contributing to the protection of Northern California’s most sensitive species and habitats. Contact us to discuss how the site can support your mitigation needs.

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