Wetland Mitigation Banking: A Ranching Alternative
Fay Ranches’ broker, Ren Martyn, was featured on Realtor’s Land Institute (RLI) where he spoke on wetland mitigation banking.
Wetland mitigation banking is a ranching alternative in today’s ag economy and land stewardship practices.
Wetland mitigation banking provides enhancement, restoration, creation, and/or preservation of habitat-scale wetlands in order to offset unavoidable wetland impacts under Section 404 of the Clean Water Act.
Wetland Mitigation Banks that preserve and enhance large-scale aquatic ecosystems are the most viable option and solution for unavoidable wetland impacts permitted under the Clean Water Act.
Across the nation, Wetland Mitigation Banks are a win for the environment, the development community, and Federal and State regulators.
In 2003, Ren developed and permitted Finger Rock Preserve, https://frpwetlandbank.com/, an Army Corps of Engineers and EPA wetland mitigation bank serving Northwest Colorado
Connect with Ren Martyn, ALC
Ren Martyn grew up in Florida in the cattle, citrus, and real estate businesses, but the Rocky Mountain West was a natural fit considering his early affection for open lands and the western lifestyle. Licensed since 1995, Ren has been a trusted real estate advisor in Colorado and Wyoming and handles all business with a level of professionalism, integrity, commitment to service, and an old-fashioned hard work ethic.
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Never Stop Learning: Improve Your Fly Fishing Skills
I grew up in Dillon, Montana, home of cattle, elk, and trout. I am not new to fly angling. My grandparents owned a fish hatchery in Northwest Montana, and I spent many summer days first throwing a Panther Martin and, later, “graduating” to a dry fly. Since then, I have enjoyed throwing flies to trout […]
