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Peer Reviews

Bureau of Land Management Field Office Manager Steve Addington “I have worked with Dwight for the past three years on a complex land exchange. He has in-depth knowledge of land tenure adjustment issues, land exchange procedures, T&E/habitat management, archaeological issues and the NEPA/EA process.”

Bureau of Land Management Branch Chief of Land’s David McIlnay “I have always found you to be a person interested in public land management. I have always found you to be courteous, prompt and knowledgeable. The land exchanges we have completed as a result of your efforts and work have been done professionally and promptly.”

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Our Philosophy and Goals

  • Promote and apply high standards and ethics to public land exchanges.
  • Relieve private land owners of environmentally sensitive properties.
  • Insure success in the pursuit of our mission through hiring the most highly qualified, experienced, and
    professional consultants.
  • Land bank private properties of high ecological value.
  • Conserve wildlife resources, habitat and biodiversity through land exchanges.
  • Guide sensible, sustainable, and profitable development of lands acquired through exchange.
  • Orchestrate responsible land use of the properties obtained through land exchanges and implement
    community input during the entitlement process.
  • Enhance the ecological integrity of habitat corridors.
  • Aid the public agencies in obtaining lands in multiple species habitat conservation plans.
  • Fill in “in holdings” within preserves, national and state parks, national monuments, refuges, and
    designated wilderness areas.
  • Work with federal, state, county, and city agencies to facilitate land exchanges.
  • Work with not for profit conservation entities to facilitate land exchanges.
  • Increase knowledge of land exchanges to the public through our publications.
  • Promote the interest of wildlife and conservation to children through our publications.