Priority Habitats Consulting Services

Photo of Quercus garryana stand

Ecosystems that Balance & Conserve Priority habitats balance their surrounding environment while conserving critical species. Priority habitats are ecosystems selected for the special flora, fauna, and littler creatures held within them. Some species may have many equalizing relationships within the greater environment. Other species may be rare or endangered. We are lucky enough to have…

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Stream Consulting Services

Photo of SNP crew member securing a streamside by canoe

Ecosystems that Recycle & Nest Streams circulate life throughout our Pacific Northwest land- and aquascapes. One key circulatory agent are our rare and endangered salmonids. The nutrients that salmon bring from the sea are recycled in upland environments. While in streams, salmon build redds in the cool, clean waters for their eggs. Once the eggs…

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Rainbow Valley Shoreline Restoration Plan

Approximate satellite map location of Rainbow Valley site 2025

Check out the awesome work of SNP crews! The Installation Portfolio blog series highlights the incredible work of our southern Salish and Portland-Vancouver crews. Contact us if you are interested in receiving help to restore your landscape. We support individuals, corporations, and agencies in projects large and small to bolster our shared planet. Call on…

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Vine Maples as Foliage Trees for Rubies & Bees

Photo of Acer circinatum leaves in full fall color

Want to add shade and color to your landscape while helping native-pollinators? Acer circinatum by Bureau of Land Management Oregon and Washington on Flickr Consider vine maple! Vine maple (Acer circinatum) decorates mountain streams with splashes of glowing red and orange in the fall. This shrubby maple’s palmate, deeply divided leaves, borne in tiered branches,…

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