Need to offset unavoidable stream or wetland impacts through high-quality mitigation? Credits from the West Virginia Stream Mitigation Banks are your ideal solution.
The West Virginia Stream Mitigation Banks are large-scale stream restoration sites owned and operated by Ecosystem Investment Partners (EIP)—a leading provider of environmental credits. The West Virginia Stream Mitigation Banks include:
- Copperas Stream Mitigation Bank (Logan County)
- Lower Dempsey Stream Mitigation Bank (Logan County)
- Marytown Stream Mitigation Bank (McDowell County)
- Crow Run Mitigation Bank (Wetzel County)
- Oxbow Mitigation Bank (Ritchie County)
- Brushy Fork Mitigation Bank (Harrison County)
- Kanawha Mitigation Bank, Yeager Fork site (Mason County)
- Kanawha Mitigation Bank, Sapsucker Run site (Mason County)
Mitigation credits from EIP enable you to satisfy the requirements of your environmental permit quickly and cost-effectively while eliminating liability exposure. Credit purchases also promote large scale conservation and restoration of West Virginia’s stream corridors for future generations.
The West Virginia Stream Mitigation Banks are approved by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to fulfill mitigation requirements of Section 404 Clean Water Act permits.(1)