Land Management

What we do

• Site assessment and priority-setting for landowners, conservation groups, agencies, and project teams

• Restoration and stewardship planning for active and early-stage projects

• Wildfire and vegetation-management guidance, including fuel reduction and defensible-space priorities

• Soil conservation, erosion control, drainage, and stabilization planning

• Native planting and agroforestry planning, including species suitability and establishment strategies

• Climate-resilience planning for long-term land-management projects

Deliverables

• Site-condition, constraint, opportunity, and priority-action summaries

• Restoration workplans, timelines, milestones, roles, and project structure

• Vegetation-management and wildfire risk-reduction recommendations

• Soil conservation, erosion-control, drainage, and stabilization guidance

• Native planting, agroforestry, and establishment recommendations

• Management plans, implementation sequencing, maintenance guidance, and actionable recommendations

Expertise

More than 12 years of Hawai‘i field experience in forest restoration, watershed management, post-fire recovery, wildland firefighting, arboriculture, and forest planning, complemented by scientific analysis and program-management expertise for complex, grant-funded initiatives.

Timeline

Most planning projects take 2–6 weeks. Larger sites, mapping needs, fieldwork, coordination, or implementation support may extend the scope. 

Discuss your project

Contact us to discuss your site, project goals, location, management needs, timeline, and desired deliverables. We’ll help define a practical scope for restoration planning, stewardship, wildfire and vegetation management, erosion control, native planting, agroforestry, or climate-resilience work.