Annual Service Plans
Membership is always free and Service Plans unlock more
Gain access to exclusive offers and rewards for free! Communicate with knowledgeable staff, connect with others in the community, and try tasty recipes from our chefs at no cost.
Free Membership
Perfect for beginners getting started in land management. Gain access to specialized content like our editorial and video collections. Includes consultation and a free 8 oz bag of hazelnuts.
Basic
Looking to dig a little deeper? This plan provides access to more specialized content focusing on building soil health. Includes on-site visits, access to classes, and a free 16 oz bag of hazelnuts.
Advanced
Ready for technical assistance? This plan provides access to in-field assessments of soil health and plant communities. CEMA 216 by a Qualified Individual can be submitted for NRCS programs.
Professional
Large or complex conservation plans? This plan is ideal for goals that are 30-50 ac and may require more assessment. Plus gain access to ecological consultations and special stewardship events.
Stewardship
Legacies take time and thoughtful actions. This plan is for highly complex conservation plans (> 50 acres) that require priority assistance. Gain access to planning and fundraising services.
Legacy
Flexible and Convenient
Our service plans include tiered access to natural resource consultations and in-field services that are easy to book online. Use service credits to schedule time with a professional team of ecologists and environmental specialists.
Conservation Plans
Our approach to Conservation Planning focuses on creating actionable, comprehensive strategies to meet your specific natural resource needs. We work closely with you to outline practices that are both effective and realistic, ensuring client-led implementation for maximum impact.
Basic Forest Management Plan
A basic forest management plan is a site-specific conservation plan that contains planned forest -related conservation treatment activities for one or more resource concerns. This plan includes maps and inventories documenting existing conditions and desired future conditions. Although this plan and its contents are expected to fulfill the requirements set by ODF and NRCS, collaboration with an ODF forester for use in any government contract is required.
Wildlife Habitat Conservation Management Plan
This habitat plan creates or maintains a conservation benefit and meets the standards and objectives of the ODFW program. The plans can accommodate agricultural or forestry activities that are consistent with the habitat objectives of the program. Habitat plans are written to emphasize native habitat values on the property and need to exclude parts of the property where ongoing uses and activities do not support habitat conservation as the primary objective.
Overseeing the implementation of Conservation Practices
Site-specific designs and specifications developed to put conservation practices and enhancements on the ground.