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Willamette Valley Wetland Mitigation and Conservation Banking Data Driven Ecological Decision Making Tools

  •          1 Alder Creek Portland Harbor - Superfund (CERCLA) Credits Only

  •          2 Amazon Creek - Sold Out and / or Inactive

  •          3 Bobcat Marsh - Single User

  •          4 Butler

  •          5 Camas Swale - Inactive

  •          6 Coyote Prairie

  •          7 Dairy Creek

  •          8 East Fork Minnow Creek - Inactive

  •          9 Evergreen Creek - Sold Out

  •          10 Fernhill - Sold Out and / or Inactive

  •          11 Foster Creek

  •          12 Frazier Creek - Sold Out and / or Inactive

  •          13 Garret Creek

  •          14 Half-Mile

  •          15 Linnton Mill Portland Harbor - Superfund (CERCLA) / Clean Water Act / Removal-Fill Law Credits

  •          16 Long-Tom - Sold Out

  •          17 Marion

  •          18 Mary's River

  •          19 Mid-Valley

  •          20 Mud-Slough

  •          21 Muddy Creek

  •          22 Oak Creek

  •          23 ODOT Greenhill - Single User

  •          24 One Horse Slough - Sold Out

  •          25 Oregon Trail - Inactive

  •          26 PGE Harborton Portland Harbor - Superfund (CERCLA) Credits Only

  •          27 Rinearson Portland Harbor - Superfund (CERCLA) Credits Only

  •          28 Riverbend North - Inactive

  •          29 Santiam River ODOT Wetland Mitigation Bank - Inactive

  •          30 South Santiam River

  •          31 Tualatin Valley

  •          32 Weathers - Sold Out and Inactive

  •          33 West Eugene - Sold Out and / or Inactive

  •          34 Amazon Prairie

  •          35 Salem Stream Mitigation Bank



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    Alder Creek Portland Harbor Mitigation Bank - Superfund (CERCLA) Credits Only

  • Initial Credit Release: February 25, 2015 / Last Transaction: January 23, 2024
  • Recorded Permanent Conservation Easement in the National Conservation Easement Database: NO
  • Mitigation Bank Age Calculator

  • Recovery Actions: 1. Remove sawmill facility and private berm, 2. Create a complex of habitats within the active channel margin (channels, marsh/mudflat, riparian) on the outboard side of the SIDIC levee, 3. Create upland forested habitat, 4. Install LWD in channels, 5. Protect and enhance existing habitat

    Completed: 1. Phase I Environmental Site Assessment, 2. Phase II Environmental Site Assessment, 3. Structural Hazardous Materials Assessment, 4. Preliminary Title Report and resolution of title matters, 5. Boundary survey, 6. Property Line Adjustments, 7. Topographic survey, 8. Geotechnical Assessment, 9. Cultural Resources Survey and Report, 10. Wetland Delineation (draft), 11. Biological Assessment (draft) 12. Sediment and Erosion Control Plan In Progress, 13. Biological Resources Report (summer 2012), 14. Rare plant survey report (summer 2012), 15. Hydraulic and Hydrologic Assessment (summer 2012), 16. Wetland Functional Assessment (summer 2012)

  • Benefits to Salmonids from the Alder Creek Project: 1. Rearing habitat, 2. Foraging habitat, 3. Cover from prey, 4. Food production, 5. Shaded water (reduced temperatures), 6. Habitat complexity (LWD), and 7. Diversity of habitat

  • Credit (DSAY)Purchase Price Range: $85,000 - $125,000

  • Alder Creek Portland Harbor Mitigation Bank
  • Contact: Julie Mentzer - Wildlands Inc.
  • 520 SW 6th Avenue
  • Portland, OR 97204
  • Email: jmentzer@wildlandsinc.com
  • Phone: (503) 241-2308
  • Fax: (503) 296-2308

  • Credit Ledger Summary - ***ATTENTION*** Credit reservations and pending transactions are NOT reflected in the Available Credits total. Potential purchasers MUST contact the Sponsor to verify credit availability. No guarantee is given to the accuracy or completeness of these data. Data are updated on a periodic basis without notice.

  • Potential Credits: 734.21
  • Site Acres: 55.43
  • Acres / Credits Ratio: 0.075: 1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Credits / Acres Ratio: 13.25: 1 (Possible Development / Pollution Site Multiplier)
  • Released Credits: 543.46
  • Withdrawn Credits: 55.97
  • Currently Available Credits: 487.49

  • Alder Creek Mitigation Bank Deed Restriction
  • Alder Creek Mitigation Bank Final Restoration Plan
  • Alder Creek Mitigation Bank Consent Decree Appendix D
  • Alder Creek Mitigation Bank Biological Opinion

  • Alder Creek Mitigation Bank Baseline Monitoring Report
  • Alder Creek Mitigation Bank 2016 Monitoring Report
  • Alder Creek Mitigation Bank 2017 Monitoring Report
  • Alder Creek Mitigation Bank 2018 Monitoring Report
  • Alder Creek Mitigation Bank 2019 Monitoring Report
  • Alder Creek Mitigation Bank 2020 Monitoring Report
  • Alder Creek Mitigation Bank 2021 Monitoring Report
  • Alder Creek Mitigation Bank 2022 Monitoring Report

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    Amazon Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank - Sold Out / Inactive

  • Approved March 12, 2002 / Last Transaction: unknown
  • Recorded Permanent Conservation Easement in the National Conservation Easement Database: YES - Partial Coverage
  • Mitigation Bank Age Calculator

  • Amazon Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank
  • Contact: David Jampolsky - Amazon Creek Mitigation Bank LLC
  • 35749 Spring Hill Road
  • Creswell, OR 97426
  • Phone: (541) 895-5910

  • Credit Ledger Summary - ***ATTENTION*** Credit reservations and pending transactions are NOT reflected in the Available Credits total. Potential purchasers MUST contact the Sponsor to verify credit availability. No guarantee is given to the accuracy or completeness of these data. Data are updated on a periodic basis without notice.

  • Potential Credits Phase I: 22.4
  • Total Site Acres Phase I: 40.00
  • Enhance Prior Converted Wetland Acres: 27.40
  • Create Wetland Acres: 11.70
  • Restore Wetland Acres: 0.90

  • Enhance Enhance Prior Converted Wetland Acres / Credits Ratio: 2:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Create Wetland Acres / Credits Ratio: 1.5:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Restore Acres / Credits Ratio: 1:1 (Mitigation Divider)

  • Potential Credits Phase II: 19.05
  • Total Site Acres Phase II: 38.10
  • Enhance Prior Converted Wetland Acres: 38.10

  • Enhance Enhance Prior Converted Wetland Acres / Credits Ratio: 2:1 (Mitigation Divider)

  • Released Credits: 41.45 - presumed
  • Withdrawn Credits: 41.45 - presumed
  • Currently Available Credits: 0 - presumed

  • Research is in progress for documenting this long and significantly complicated wetland mitigation banking credit / debit history and the current status.

  • Phase 1 Mitigation Bank Instrument
  • Phase 2 Mitigation Bank Instrument

  • Amazon Creek Phase 2 2011 Monitoring Report
  • Amazon Creek Phase 1 and 2 2009 Monitoring Report
  • Amazon Creek Phase 1 and 2 2008 Monitoring Report

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    Bobcat Marsh Wetland Mitigation Bank

  • Approved December 22, 2011 / Last Transaction: December 19, 2022
  • Recorded Permanent Conservation Easement in the National Conservation Easement Database: NO
  • Mitigation Bank Age Calculator

  • Bobcat Marsh Wetland Mitigation Bank
  • Contact: Ed Becker - City of Hillsboro
  • 2600 SW Hillsboro Hwy
  • Hillsboro, OR 97123
  • Email: edb@ci.hillsboro.or.us
  • Phone: (503) 681-6424

  • Credit Ledger Summary - ***ATTENTION*** Credit reservations and pending transactions are NOT reflected in the Available Credits total. Potential purchasers MUST contact the Sponsor to verify credit availability. No guarantee is given to the accuracy or completeness of these data. Data are updated on a periodic basis without notice.

  • Potential Credits Minus Existing Pre-Bank Approval Withdrawals: 8.23 - 2.97 = 5.26
  • Enhance Site Acres: 11.14
  • Restore Site Acres: 4.52

  • Enhance Acres / Credits Ratio: 3:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Restore Acres / Credits Ratio: 1:1 (Mitigation Divider)

  • Released Credits: 5.26
  • Withdrawn Credits: 4.737
  • Currently Available Credits: 0.523

  • Mitigation Bank Instrument
  • Mitigation Bank Long Term Management Plan

  • Bobcat Marsh Wetland Mitigation Bank As Built Report
  • Bobcat Marsh Wetland Mitigation Bank 2012 Monitoring Report
  • Bobcat Marsh Wetland Mitigation Bank 2013 Monitoring Report
  • Bobcat Marsh Wetland Mitigation Bank 2014 Monitoring Report
  • Bobcat Marsh Wetland Mitigation Bank 2015 Monitoring Report
  • Bobcat Marsh Wetland Mitigation Bank 2016 Monitoring Report
  • Bobcat Marsh Wetland Mitigation Bank 2017 Monitoring Report Letter

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    Butler Wetland Mitigation Bank Site

  • Initial Credit Release April 18, 2012 / Last Transaction: July 16, 2024
  • Recorded Permanent Conservation Easement in the National Conservation Easement Database: NO
  • Mitigation Bank Age Calculator

  • Butler Wetland Mitigation Bank
  • Contact: Deanna Vice - Wes and Marybel Butler Farm LLC
  • 22307 SW Munger Lane
  • Sherwood, OR 97140
  • Email: deanna@tvpfarms.com
  • Phone: (503) 628-0772

  • Credit Ledger Summary - ***ATTENTION*** Credit reservations and pending transactions are NOT reflected in the Available Credits total. Potential purchasers MUST contact the Sponsor to verify credit availability. No guarantee is given to the accuracy or completeness of these data. Data are updated on a periodic basis without notice.

  • Potential Credits: 45.60
  • Total Site Acres: 90.97
  • Enhance Site Acres: 13.68
  • Restore Site Acres: 18.98
  • Create Site Acres: 24.61
  • Buffer Site Acres: 33.70

  • Enhance Acres / Credits Ratio: 2:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Restore Acres / Credits Ratio: 1:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Create Acres / Credit Ratio: 1.5:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Buffer Acres / Credit Ratio: 10:1 (Mitigation Divider)

  • Released Credits: 38.076
  • Withdrawn Credits: 38.00082
  • Currently Available Credits: 0.07518

  • Final Mitigation Bank Instrument
  • Revised Final Mitigation Bank Instrumen

  • Butler Wetland Mitigation Bank 2013 Monitoring Report
  • Butler Wetland Mitigation Bank 2014 Monitoring Report
  • Butler Wetland Mitigation Bank 2015 Monitoring Report
  • Butler Wetland Mitigation Bank 2016 Monitoring Report
  • Butler Wetland Mitigation Bank 2017 Monitoring Report
  • Butler Wetland Mitigation Bank 2018 Monitoring Report
  • Butler Wetland Mitigation Bank 2019 Monitoring Report

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    Camas Swale Wetland Mitigation Bank Site - Inactive

  • Database Entry Date: June 10, 2018 / Last Transaction: Unknown
  • Recorded Permanent Conservation Easement in the National Conservation Easement Database: YES
  • Mitigation Bank Age Calculator

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    Coyote Prairie North Wetland Mitigation Bank

  • Initial Credit Release: July 7, 2011 / Last Transaction: June 29, 2023
  • Recorded Permanent Conservation Easement in the National Conservation Easement Database: NO
  • Mitigation Bank Age Calculator

  • Coyote Prairie North Wetland Mitigation Bank
  • Contact: Mr. Paul Gordon - Ecological Services Technical Specialist
  • 1820 Roosevelt Blvd
  • Eugene, OR 97402
  • Email: paul.gordon@ci.eugene.or.us
  • Phone: (541) 682-4800
  • Fax: (541) 682-6882

  • Credit Ledger Summary - ***ATTENTION*** Credit reservations and pending transactions are NOT reflected in the Available Credits total. Potential purchasers MUST contact the Sponsor to verify credit availability. No guarantee is given to the accuracy or completeness of these data. Data are updated on a periodic basis without notice.

  • Potential Credits: 78.68
  • Total Site Acres: 165
  • Enhance Unit 1 Acres: 20
  • Enhance Unit 2 Acres: 64
  • Enhance Unit 3 Acres: 81

  • Enhance Unit 1 Acres / Credits Ratio: 3.23:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Enhance Unit 2 Acres / Credits Ratio: 2:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Enhance Unit 3 Acres / Credits Ratio: 2:1 (Mitigation Divider)

  • Released Credits: 77.58
  • Withdrawn Credits: 77.58
  • Currently Available Credits: 0.00

  • Coyote Prairie North 2011 Mitigation Bank Instrument
  • Coyote Prairie North 2015 As Built Report
  • Coyote Prairie North 2015 Long Term Management Plan

  • 2009 Coyote Prairie Phase 3 Vernal Pool As-Built Report
  • Coyote Prairie North 2009 - 2011 Annual Monitoring Report
  • Coyote Prairie North 2012 Annual Monitoring Report
  • Coyote Prairie North 2013 Annual Monitoring Report
  • Coyote Prairie North 2016 Annual Monitoring Report
  • Coyote Prairie North 2017 Annual Monitoring Report
  • Coyote Prairie North 2018 Annual Monitoring Report
  • Coyote Prairie North 2019 Annual Monitoring Report
  • Coyote Prairie North 2020 Annual Monitoring Report

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    Dairy Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank

  • Prospectus Date: February 28, 2019 / Last Transaction: October 24, 2024
  • Recorded Permanent Conservation Easement in the National Conservation Easement Database: NO
  • Mitigation Bank Age Calculator

  • Dairy Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank
  • Contact: C. Jonas Moiel
  • Green Banks LLC
  • 14200 SE McLoughlin Blvd, Suite A
  • Milwaukie, Oregon 97267
  • Email: jonas@greenbanksllc.com
  • Phone: (503) 477-5391

  • Credit Ledger Summary - ***ATTENTION*** Credit reservations and pending transactions are NOT reflected in the Available Credits total. Potential purchasers MUST contact the Sponsor to verify credit availability. No guarantee is given to the accuracy or completeness of these data. Data are updated on a periodic basis without notice.

  • Potential Credits Group Wetlands: 87.56
  • Potential Credits Group Stream: 5.45
  • Potential Credits Stream: 0
  • Total Site Acres: 134.1

  • Enhancement Acres: 7.9
  • Restoration Acres: 70 out of 84.6
  • Creation Acres: 21.3
  • Buffer Acres: 20.3

  • Enhancement Acres / Credit Ratio: 3:1 (Mitigation Divider) - 7.9/3 = 2.63 Credits
  • Restoration Acres / Credit Ratio: 1:1 (Mitigation Divider) - 70.0/1 = 70 Credits
  • Creation Acres / Credit Ratio: 1.5:1 (Mitigation Divider) - 21.3/1.5 = 14.2 Credits
  • Buffer Acres: /Credit Ratio: 10:1 (Mitigation Divider) - 20.3/10 = 2.03 Credits

  • Released Credits Group Wetlands: 9.108
  • Released Credits Group Stream: 0.81
  • Released Credits Stream: 0
  • Withdrawn Credits Group Wetlands: 1.10
  • Withdrawn Credits Group Stream: 0.07
  • Withdrawn Credits Stream: 0.036
  • Currently Available Credits Group Wetlands: 8.008
  • Currently Available Credits Group Stream: 0.74
  • Currently Available Credits Stream: -0.036

  • Dairy Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank Prospectus
  • Mitigation Bank Instrument

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    East Fork Minnow Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank

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    Evergreen Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank - Sold Out

  • Initial Credit Release February 27, 2007 / Last Transaction: May 27, 2021
  • Recorded Permanent Conservation Easement in the National Conservation Easement Database: NO
  • Mitigation Bank Age Calculator

  • Evergreen Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank
  • Contact: Marvin and Cindy Gilmour
  • 6001 NW Gilmour Lane
  • Albany, OR 97321
  • Email: c.l.gilmour@me.com
  • Phone: (541) 928-2507
  • Fax: (541) 967-2310

  • Credit Ledger Summary - ***ATTENTION*** Credit reservations and pending transactions are NOT reflected in the Available Credits total. Potential purchasers MUST contact the Sponsor to verify credit availability. No guarantee is given to the accuracy or completeness of these data. Data are updated on a periodic basis without notice.

  • Potential Credits: 84.52
  • Total Site Acres: 174.52
  • Enhance Acres: 13.40
  • Restoration Acres: 160.87

  • Enhance Acres / Credits Ratio: 3:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Restoration Acres / Credits Ratio: 2:1 (Mitigation Divider)

  • Released Credits: 84.52
  • Withdrawn Credits: 84.52
  • Currently Available Credits: 0

  • Mitigation Bank Instrument
  • Mitigation Bank Long Term Management Plan
  • Mitigation Bank Conservation Easement

  • Evergreen Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2007 Monitoring Data for Target PFO and PSS Management Units
  • Evergreen Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2009 Monitoring Report
  • Evergreen Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2010 Monitoring Report
  • Evergreen Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2011 Monitoring Report
  • Evergreen Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2012 Monitoring Report
  • Evergreen Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2013 Monitoring Report
  • Evergreen Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2014 Monitoring Report
  • Evergreen Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2015 Monitoring Report
  • Evergreen Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2016 Monitoring Report
  • Evergreen Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2017 Monitoring Report
  • Evergreen Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2018 Monitoring Report
  • Evergreen Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2019 Monitoring Report

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    Fernhill Wetland Mitigation Bank

  • Approved: March 17, 2005 / Last Transaction: Unknown
  • Recorded Permanent Conservation Easement in the National Conservation Easement Database: NO
  • Mitigation Bank Age Calculator

  • Fernhill Wetland Mitigation Bank
  • Contact: Diane Taniguchi-Dennis - Clean Water Services
  • 2550 SW Hillsboro Highway
  • Hillsboro, OR 97123
  • Email: unknown
  • Phone: (503) 681-3600
  • Fax: (503) 681-3603

  • Credit Ledger Summary - ***ATTENTION*** Credit reservations and pending transactions are NOT reflected in the Available Credits total. Potential purchasers MUST contact the Sponsor to verify credit availability. No guarantee is given to the accuracy or completeness of these data. Data are updated on a periodic basis without notice.

  • Potential Credits: 17.65
  • Total Site Acres: 27.49
  • Enhance Acres: 2.0
  • Creation Acres: 25.49

  • Enhance Acres / Credits Ratio: 3:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Creation Acres / Credits Ratio: 1.5:1 (Mitigation Divider)

  • Released Credits: unknown
  • Withdrawn Credits: unknown
  • Currently Available Credits: No longer active

  • Mitigation Bank Instrument
  • Mitigation Bank Instrument Appendixes

  • Fernhill Wetland Mitigation Bank 2007 Monitoring Report
  • Fernhill Wetland Mitigation Bank 2008 Monitoring Report
  • Fernhill Wetland Mitigation Bank 2009 Monitoring Report

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    Foster Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank

  • Initial Credit Withdrawal: September 26, 2006 / Last Transaction: March 28, 2024
  • Recorded Permanent Conservation Easement in the National Conservation Easement Database: NO
  • Mitigation Bank Age Calculator

  • Foster Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank
  • Contact: David Gorman
  • 2016 SE Henkle Road
  • Corbett, OR 97019
  • Email: dgorman@hevanet.com
  • Phone: (503) 704-6016

  • Credit Ledger Summary - ***ATTENTION*** Credit reservations and pending transactions are NOT reflected in the Available Credits total. Potential purchasers MUST contact the Sponsor to verify credit availability. No guarantee is given to the accuracy or completeness of these data. Data are updated on a periodic basis without notice.

  • Potential Credits: 28.096
  • Total Site Acres: 72.40
  • Enhance Acres: 57.10
  • Creation Acres: 13.00
  • Buffer Acres: 3.20

  • Enhance Acres / Credits Ratio: 3:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Creation Acres / Credits Ratio: 1.5:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Buffer Acres / Credits Ratio: 10:1 (Mitigation Divider)

  • Released Credits: 28.1
  • Withdrawn Credits: 27.92
  • Currently Available Credits: 0.18

  • Mitigation Bank Instrument
  • Mitigation Bank Instrument Amendment

  • Foster Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2009 Monitoring Report
  • Foster Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2010 Monitoring Report
  • Foster Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2011 Monitoring Report
  • Foster Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2012 Monitoring Report
  • Foster Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2013 Monitoring Report
  • Foster Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2014 Monitoring Report
  • Foster Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2015 Monitoring Report
  • Foster Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2016 Monitoring Report
  • Foster Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2017 Monitoring Report
  • Foster Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2018 Monitoring Report
  • Foster Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2019 Monitoring Report
  • Foster Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2020 Monitoring Report
  • Foster Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2021 Monitoring Report

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    Frazier Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank - Sold Out

  • Approved: October 2002 / Last Transaction: Unknown
  • Recorded Permanent Conservation Easement in the National Conservation Easement Database: NO
  • Mitigation Bank Age Calculator

  • Frazier Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank
  • Contact: Mr. Ken Reynolds
  • 4715 NE Highway 20
  • Corvallis, OR 97330
  • Email: unknown
  • Phone: (541) 753-7875

  • Credit Ledger Summary - ***ATTENTION*** Credit reservations and pending transactions are NOT reflected in the Available Credits total. Potential purchasers MUST contact the Sponsor to verify credit availability. No guarantee is given to the accuracy or completeness of these data. Data are updated on a periodic basis without notice.

  • Potential Credits: 13.0
  • Total Site Acres: 26.01
  • Enhance Acres: 26.01

  • Enhance Acres / Credits Ratio: 2:1 (Mitigation Divider)

  • Released Credits: unknown
  • Withdrawn Credits: unknown
  • Currently Available Credits: Presumed sold out and no longer active

  • Mitigation Bank Instrument

  • As-Built Monitoring Report
  • Frazier Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2009 Monitoring Report
  • Frazier Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2010 Monitoring Report
  • Frazier Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2012 Monitoring Report
  • Frazier Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2013 Monitoring Report
  • Frazier Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2014 Monitoring Report
  • Frazier Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2016 Monitoring Report
  • Frazier Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2017 Monitoring Report
  • Frazier Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2018 Monitoring Report
  • Frazier Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2019 Final Monitoring Report

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    Garret Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank

  • Initial Credit Release: November 19, 2008 / Last Transaction: November 8, 2024
  • Recorded Permanent Conservation Easement in the National Conservation Easement Database: NO
  • Mitigation Bank Age Calculator

  • Garret Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank
  • Contact: Garret Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank
  • 33711 S. Dryland Road
  • Molalla, OR 97038
  • Email: edkemnitz@aol.com
  • Phone: (503) 860-1912

  • Credit Ledger Summary - ***ATTENTION*** Credit reservations and pending transactions are NOT reflected in the Available Credits total. Potential purchasers MUST contact the Sponsor to verify credit availability. No guarantee is given to the accuracy or completeness of these data. Data are updated on a periodic basis without notice.

  • Potential Credits Wetlands: 15.485
  • Potential Credits Stream: 220
  • Total Site Acres: 29.82
  • Cropped Wetland Enhance Acres: 7.52
  • Wetland Enhance Acres: 0.77
  • Wetland Restoration Acres: 10.68
  • Upland Riparian Enhance Acres: 2.80
  • Upland / Wetland Buffer Enhance Acres: 2.51
  • Creek Restoration Linear Feet: 1,205
  • Garret Creek Tributary Cubic Yards: 220
  • Riparian Buffer Preserve Acres: 0.70
  • Upland Buffer Preserve Acres: 4.57
  • Garret and Rock Creek Preserve Acres: 0.270

  • Cropped Wetland Enhance Acres / Credits Ratio: 2:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Wetland Enhance Acres / Credits Ratio: 3:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Wetland Restoration Acres / Credits Ratio: 1:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Upland Riparian Enhance Acres / Credits Ratio: 6:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Upland / Wetland Buffer Enhance Acres / Credits Ratio: 10:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Riparian Buffer Acres / Credits Ratio: 10:1 (Mitigation Divider
  • Upland Buffer Preserve Acres / Credits Ratio: NA
  • Garret and Rock Creeks Protect Acres / Credits Ratio: NA
  • Garret Creek Tributary Cubic Yards / Credits Ratio: 1:1 (Mitigation Divider)

  • Released Credits Wetlands: 13.29
  • Released Credits Stream: 187.00
  • Withdrawn Credits Wetlands: 12.6929
  • Withdrawn Credits Stream: 63.075
  • Currently Available Credits Wetlands: 0.5971
  • Currently Available Credits Stream: 123.925

  • Mitigation Bank Instrument

  • Garret Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2009 Monitoring Report
  • Garret Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2010 Monitoring Report
  • Garret Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2011 Monitoring Report
  • Garret Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2012 Monitoring Report Letter
  • Garret Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2013 Monitoring Report
  • Garret Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2014 Monitoring Report
  • Garret Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2015 Monitoring Report
  • Garret Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2016Monitoring Report
  • Garret Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2017 Monitoring Report
  • Garret Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2022 Monitoring Memo

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    Half-Mile Creek / Wetland Fee-In-Lieu Mitigation Bank

  • Initial Credit Release: April 21, 2010 / Last Transaction: November 30, 2022
  • Recorded Permanent Conservation Easement in the National Conservation Easement Database: NO
  • Mitigation Bank Age Calculator

  • Half-Mile Creek / Wetland Fee-In-Lieu Mitigation Bank
  • Contact: Oregon Department of State Lands - Dana Hicks
  • 775 Summer St. NE Suite 100
  • Salem, OR 97301
  • Email: dana.hicks@dsl.state.or.us
  • Phone: (503) 986-5229

  • Credit Ledger Summary - ***ATTENTION*** Credit reservations and pending transactions are NOT reflected in the Available Credits total. Potential purchasers MUST contact the Sponsor to verify credit availability. No guarantee is given to the accuracy or completeness of these data. Data are updated on a periodic basis without notice.

  • Potential Credits: 13.24
  • Total Site Acres: 60.00
  • Farmed Wetland Enhance Acres: 1.09
  • Wetland Creation Acres: 1.92
  • Wetland Restoration Acres: 9.30
  • Wetland Enhance Acres: 0.40
  • Non-agricultural Wetland Buffer Acres: 6.42
  • Agricultural Wetland Buffer Acres: 4.99

  • Farmed Wetland Enhance Acres / Credits Ratio: 2:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Wetland Creation Acres / Credits Ratio: 1.5:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Wetland Restoration Acres / Credits Ratio: 1:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Wetland Enhance Acres / Credits Ratio: 3:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Non-agricultural Wetland Buffer Acres / Credits Ratio: 10:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Agricultural Wetland Buffer Acres / Credits Ratio: 20:1 (Mitigation Divider)

  • Released Credits: 13.24
  • Withdrawn Credits: 8.299
  • Currently Available Credits: 4.941

  • Half Mile Lane Instrument
  • Half Mile Lane Instrument Amendment
  • Half Mile Lane Stream and Wetland Functional Assessment Scores and Values

  • Half-Mile Fee-In-Lieu Wetland Mitigation Bank 2012 Monitoring Report
  • Half-Mile Fee-In-Lieu Wetland Mitigation Bank 2013 Monitoring Report
  • Half-Mile Fee-In-Lieu Wetland Mitigation Bank 2014 Monitoring Report
  • Half-Mile Fee-In-Lieu Wetland Mitigation Bank 2015 Monitoring Report

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    Linnton Mill Portland Harbor Mitigation Bank - Superfund (CERCLA) / Federal Clean Water Act (CWA) / State Removal-Fill Law (RFL) Credits

  • Initial Credit Release: May 1, 2019 / Last Transaction: September 25, 2024
  • Recorded Permanent Conservation Easement in the National Conservation Easement Database: NO
  • Mitigation Bank Age Calculator

  • Goal: Provide high quality habitat for salmon, lamprey, mink, bald eagle, osprey, and other native fish and wildlife living in this otherwise heavily developed stretch of the Willamette River
  • Recovery Actions: 1. Removal of multiple buildings, 2 docks, and 700 pilings, 2. Restoring access for salmon, lamprey, and other fish to a section of Linnton Creek (currently confined to a pipe), 3. Planting thousands of native plants across the site, 3. Removing invasive vegetation and laying back the banks along the Willamette River to improve riparian and shallow water habitat for fish and wildlife, 4. Placing logs in the creek for small fish to hide, rock piles in the uplands for mink to den, and snags for bald eagles and other birds to perch and hunt

  • Linnton Mill Portland Harbor Mitigation Bank
  • Contact: Andy Gregg - RestorCap
  • 337 17th Street, Suite 200
  • Oakland, CA 94612
  • Phone: (510) 326-7131

  • Credit Ledger Summary - ***ATTENTION*** Credit reservations and pending transactions are NOT reflected in the Available Credits total. Potential purchasers MUST contact the Sponsor to verify credit availability. No guarantee is given to the accuracy or completeness of these data. Data are updated on a periodic basis without notice.

  • Potential Credits Overall: 502.51
  • Potential Credits / NRDA-CWA Dual Purpose Palustrine: 137.5
  • Potential Credits / NRDA-CWA Dual Purpose Riverine: 216.1
  • Potential Credits / NRDA-Superfund: 148.91
  • Site Acres: 27.83

  • Acres / Credits Ratio: 0.055:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Credits / Acres Ratio: 18.05:1 (Possible Development / Pollution Site Multiplier)

  • Released Credits Overall: 353.87
  • Released Credits / NRDA-CWA Dual Purpose Palustrine: 66.92
  • Released Credits / NRDA-CWA Dual Purpose Riverine: 105.17
  • Released Credits / NRDA-Superfund: 181.78
  • Withdrawn Credits Overall: 102.60
  • Withdrawn Credits / NRDA-CWA Dual Purpose Palustrine: 0
  • Withdrawn Credits / NRDA-CWA Dual Purpose Riverine: 2.01
  • Withdrawn Credits / Stream: 2.01 - Note: It is unclear if this is from the same credit category as above (NRDA-CWA Dual Purpose Riverine) or from an additional 'stream' credit category. Therefore it is not included in these calculations pending further clarification from the Trustee Council.
  • Withdrawn Credits / NRDA-Superfund: 100.59
  • Currently Available Credits Overall: 251.27
  • Currently Available Credits / NRDA-CWA Dual Purpose Palustrine: 66.92
  • Currently Available Credits / NRDA-CWA Dual Purpose Riverine: 103.16
  • Currently Available Credits / NRDA-Superfund: 81.19
  • Currently Available Credits / Stream: 0

  • Linnton Mill Mitigation Bank Prospectus
  • Linnton Mill Mitigation Bank Instrument
  • Linnton Mill Mitigation Bank Recorded Deed Restriction
  • Linnton Mill Mitigation Bank Biological Opinion
  • Linnton Mill Final Habitat Development Plan
  • Linnton Mill Mitigation Bank As-Built Monitoring Report
  • Linnton Mill Mitigation Bank Consent Decree Appendix E
  • Linnton Mill Final Restoration Plan

  • Linnton Mill Mitigation Bank 2020 Monitoring Report
  • Linnton Mill Mitigation Bank 2020 Monitoring Report Feedback Results
  • Linnton Mill Mitigation Bank Revised 2020 Monitoring Report
  • Linnton Mill Mitigation Bank Revised 2021 Monitoring Report
  • Linnton Mill Mitigation Bank Revised 2023 Monitoring Report
  • Linnton Mill Mitigation Bank 2020 Digital Forest Vegetation Data for Performance Monitoring
  • Linnton Mill Mitigation Bank 2020 Digital Scrub-shrub Vegetation Data for Performance Monitoring
  • Linnton Mill Mitigation Bank HEA Credits (DSAY) Example Calculations and Open Questions to Regulatory Agencies

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    Long-Tom Wetland Mitigation Bank - Sold Out

  • Approved July 8, 2008 / Last Transaction: December 18, 2023
  • Recorded Permanent Conservation Easement in the National Conservation Easement Database: NO
  • Mitigation Bank Age Calculator

  • Long-Tom Wetland Mitigation Bank
  • Contact: Timothy Acker - EcoBank LLC
  • 38863 Scravel Hill Road, NE
  • Albany, OR 97322-9554
  • Email: atwetlands@comcast.net
  • Phone: (541) 327-3427

  • Credit Ledger Summary - ***ATTENTION*** Credit reservations and pending transactions are NOT reflected in the Available Credits total. Potential purchasers MUST contact the Sponsor to verify credit availability. No guarantee is given to the accuracy or completeness of these data. Data are updated on a periodic basis without notice.

  • Potential Credits: 61.14
  • Total Site Acres: 135.52
  • Enhance Acres: 77.75
  • Creation Acres: 23.39
  • Restoration Acres: 3.41
  • Preservation Acres: 0.00
  • Buffer Acres: 21.08

  • Wetland Enhance Acres / Credits Ratio: 2:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Wetland Creation Acres / Credits Ratio: 1.5:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Wetland Restoration Acres / Credits Ratio: 1:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Wetland Preservation Acres / Credits Ratio: 10:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Wetland Buffer Acres / Credits Ratio: 10:1 (Mitigation Divider)

  • Released Credits: 61.14
  • Withdrawn Credits: 61.14
  • Currently Available Credits: 0.00

  • Mitigation Bank Instrument

  • Long Tom Wetland Mitigation Bank 2009 Monitoring Report
  • Long Tom Wetland Mitigation Bank 2010 Monitoring Report
  • Long Tom Wetland Mitigation Bank 2011 Monitoring Report
  • Long Tom Wetland Mitigation Bank 2012 Monitoring Report
  • Long Tom Wetland Mitigation Bank 2013 Monitoring Report
  • Long Tom Wetland Mitigation Bank 2014 Monitoring Report
  • Long Tom Wetland Mitigation Bank 2015 Monitoring Report
  • Long Tom Wetland Mitigation Bank 2016 Monitoring Report
  • Long Tom Wetland Mitigation Bank 2017 Monitoring Report
  • Long Tom Wetland Mitigation Bank 2018 Monitoring Report
  • Long Tom Wetland Mitigation Bank 2019 Monitoring Report
  • Long Tom Wetland Mitigation Bank 2020 Monitoring Report

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    Marion Wetland Mitigation Bank

  • Approved April 1, 2003 / Last Transaction: August 22, 2024
  • Recorded Permanent Conservation Easement in the National Conservation Easement Database: NO
  • Mitigation Bank Age Calculator

  • Marion Wetland Mitigation Bank
  • Contact: C. Jonas Moiel - Senior Ecologist - Green Banks, LLC
  • 14200 SE McLoughlin Blvd, Suite A
  • Milwaukee, OR 97267
  • Email: jonas@greenbanksllc.com
  • Phone: (503) 477-5391

  • Credit Ledger Summary - ***ATTENTION*** Credit reservations and pending transactions are NOT reflected in the Available Credits total. Potential purchasers MUST contact the Sponsor to verify credit availability. No guarantee is given to the accuracy or completeness of these data. Data are updated on a periodic basis without notice.

  • Potential Credits: 34.092
  • Total Site Acres: 57.82
  • Phase I Enhance Acres: 5.65
  • Phase I Creation Acres: 3.30
  • Phase I Restoration Acres: 6.16
  • Phase I Preservation Acres: 0.00
  • Phase I Buffer Acres: 0.50

  • Phase II Enhance Acres: 1.82
  • Phase II Creation Acres: 15.16
  • Phase II Restoration Acres: 0.00
  • Phase II Preservation Acres: 0.00
  • Phase II Buffer Acres: 2.50

  • Phase III Enhance Acres: 2.03
  • Phase III Creation Acres: 4.61
  • Phase III Restoration Acres: 10.34
  • Phase III Preservation Acres: 0.00
  • Phase III Buffer Acres: 0.50

  • Phase I Wetland Enhance Acres / Credits Ratio: 2:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Phase I Wetland Creation Acres / Credits Ratio: 1.5:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Phase I Wetland Restoration Acres / Credits Ratio: 1:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Phase I Wetland Preservation Acres / Credits Ratio: 10:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Phase I Wetland Buffer Acres / Credits Ratio: 10:1 (Mitigation Divider)

  • Phase II Wetland Enhance Acres / Credits Ratio: 3:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Phase II Wetland Creation Acres / Credits Ratio: 1.5:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Phase II Wetland Restoration Acres / Credits Ratio: 1:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Phase II Wetland Preservation Acres / Credits Ratio: 10:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Phase II Wetland Buffer Acres / Credits Ratio: 10:1 (Mitigation Divider)

  • Phase III Wetland Enhance Acres / Credits Ratio: 2:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Phase III Wetland Creation Acres / Credits Ratio: 1.5:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Phase III Wetland Restoration Acres / Credits Ratio: 1:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Phase III Wetland Preservation Acres / Credits Ratio: 10:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Phase III Wetland Buffer Acres / Credits Ratio: 10:1 (Mitigation Divider)

  • Released Credits: 34.092
  • Withdrawn Credits: 32.807
  • Currently Available Credits: 1.285

  • Mitigation Bank Instrument

  • Marion Wetland Mitigation Bank 2009 Monitoring Report
  • Marion Wetland Mitigation Bank 2010 Monitoring Report
  • Marion Wetland Mitigation Bank 2011 Monitoring Report
  • Marion Wetland Mitigation Bank 2012 Monitoring Report
  • Marion Wetland Mitigation Bank 2013 Monitoring Report
  • Marion Wetland Mitigation Bank 2014 Monitoring Report
  • Marion Wetland Mitigation Bank 2015 Monitoring Report
  • Marion Wetland Mitigation Bank 2016 Monitoring Report
  • Marion Wetland Mitigation Bank 2017 Monitoring Report
  • Marion Wetland Mitigation Bank 2018 Monitoring Report
  • Marion Wetland Mitigation Bank 2019 Monitoring Report

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    Mary's River Wetland Mitigation Bank

  • Approved May 15, 2020/ Last Transaction: November 15, 2024
  • Recorded Permanent Conservation Easement in the National Conservation Easement Database: NO
  • Mitigation Bank Age Calculator

  • Mary's River Wetland Mitigation Bank
  • Contact: Ray Fiori - Oregon Wetlands LLC
  • 6001 NW Gilmour Lane
  • Albany, OR 97321
  • rayf@oregon-wetlands.com
  • Phone: (541) 760-1777

  • Credit Ledger Summary - ***ATTENTION*** Credit reservations and pending transactions are NOT reflected in the Available Credits total. Potential purchasers MUST contact the Sponsor to verify credit availability. No guarantee is given to the accuracy or completeness of these data. Data are updated on a periodic basis without notice.

  • Potential Credits: 71.408
  • Total Site Acres: 126.64
  • Enhance Acres Flat Depressional: 45.70
  • Restoration Acres Flat Depressional: 14.18
  • Creation Acres Flat Depressional: 47.98
  • Buffer (Sloughs) Depressional: 1.67
  • Buffer (upland prairie) Upland: 6.60
  • Buffer (riparian forest) Upland: 6.98

  • Enhance Acres / Credits Ratio: 2:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Create Acres / Credits Ratio: 1.5:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Buffer (Sloughs) Acres / Credits Ratio: 5:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Buffer (upland prairie) Acres / Credits Ratio: 10:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Buffer (riparian forest) Acres / Credits Ratio: 5:1 (Mitigation Divider)

  • Released Credits: 57.128
  • Withdrawn Credits: 44.172
  • Currently Available Credits: 12.956

  • Mitigation Bank Instrument

  • Mitigation Bank 2024 Monitoring Report

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    Mid-Valley Wetland Mitigation Bank

  • Approved September 29, 2005/ Last Transaction: May 7, 2015
  • Recorded Permanent Conservation Easement in the National Conservation Easement Database: NO
  • Mitigation Bank Age Calculator

  • Mid-Valley Wetland Mitigation Bank
  • Contact: Marvin and Cindy Gilmour Bank Sponsors / Owners
  • 6001 NW Gilmour Lane
  • Albany, OR 97321
  • Email: c.l.gilmour@me.com
  • Phone: (541) 928-2507
  • Fax: (541) 967-2310

  • Credit Ledger Summary - ***ATTENTION*** Credit reservations and pending transactions are NOT reflected in the Available Credits total. Potential purchasers MUST contact the Sponsor to verify credit availability. No guarantee is given to the accuracy or completeness of these data. Data are updated on a periodic basis without notice.

  • Potential Credits: 21.527
  • Total Site Acres Phase I: 31.44
  • Total Site Acres Phase II: 12.22
  • Enhance Acres Phase I: 10.17
  • Restoration Acres Phase I: 10.58
  • Restoration Prior Converted Wetland Acres Phase I: 1.02
  • Creation Acres Phase I: 4.78
  • Buffer Acres Phase I: 4.89
  • Enhance Prior Converted Wetland Acres Phase II: 7.61
  • Buffer Management Acres Phase II: 4.61

  • Phase I Enhance Acres / Credits Ratio: 5:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Phase I Restore Acres / Credits Ratio: 1:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Phase I Restore Prior Converted Acres / Credits Ratio: 2:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Phase I Create Acres / Credits Ratio: 1.5:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Phase I Buffer Acres / Credits Ratio: 10:1 (Mitigation Divider)

  • Phase II Enhance Prior Converted Wetland Acres / Credits Ratio: 2:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Phase II Buffer Acres / Credits Ratio: 5:1 (Mitigation Divider)

  • Released Credits: 21.07
  • Withdrawn Credits: 21.0635
  • Currently Available Credits: 0.0065

  • Mitigation Bank Instrument

  • Mid-Valley Wetland Mitigation Bank 2006 Phase 2 As-Built Monitoring Report
  • Mid-Valley Wetland Mitigation Bank 2007 Phase 1 Monitoring Report
  • Mid-Valley Wetland Mitigation Bank 2009 Phase 1 Monitoring Report
  • Mid-Valley Wetland Mitigation Bank 2009 Phase 2 Monitoring Report
  • Mid-Valley Wetland Mitigation Bank 2010 Phase 1 Monitoring Report
  • Mid-Valley Wetland Mitigation Bank 2010 Phase 1 Monitoring Report Additions
  • Mid-Valley Wetland Mitigation Bank 2011 Phase 1 Monitoring Report
  • Mid-Valley Wetland Mitigation Bank 2011 Phase 2 Monitoring Report
  • Mid-Valley Wetland Mitigation Bank 2012 Phase 1 Monitoring Report
  • Mid-Valley Wetland Mitigation Bank 2012 Phase 2 Monitoring Report
  • Mid-Valley Wetland Mitigation Bank 2013 Phase 1 Monitoring Report
  • Mid-Valley Wetland Mitigation Bank 2013 Phase 2 Monitoring Report
  • Mid-Valley Wetland Mitigation Bank 2014 Phase 1 Monitoring Report
  • Mid-Valley Wetland Mitigation Bank 2014 Phase 2 Monitoring Report
  • Mid-Valley Wetland Mitigation Bank 2015 Phase 1 Monitoring Report
  • Mid-Valley Wetland Mitigation Bank 2015 Phase 2 Monitoring Report
  • Mid-Valley Wetland Mitigation Bank 2017 Phase 2 Monitoring Report
  • Mid-Valley Wetland Mitigation Bank 2018 Phase 2 Monitoring Report
  • Mid-Valley Wetland Mitigation Bank 2019 Phase 2 Monitoring Report

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    Mud-Slough Wetland Mitigation Bank

  • Approved October 20, 2000/ Last Transaction: July 9, 2024
  • Recorded Permanent Conservation Easement in the National Conservation Easement Database: YES - Full Coverage
  • Mitigation Bank Age Calculator

  • Mud-Slough Wetland Mitigation Bank
  • Contact: Mark Knaupp Bank Sponsor / Owner
  • 1875 N. Greenwood Road
  • Rickreall, OR 97371
  • Email: wetlandbank@msn.com
  • Phone: (503) 559-0223

  • Credit Ledger Summary - ***ATTENTION*** Credit reservations and pending transactions are NOT reflected in the Available Credits total. Potential purchasers MUST contact the Sponsor to verify credit availability. No guarantee is given to the accuracy or completeness of these data. Data are updated on a periodic basis without notice.

  • Potential Credits: 159.125
  • Total Site Acres Phase 1: 56.25
  • Total Site Acres Phase 3: 81.50
  • Total Site Acres Phase 4: 47.20
  • Total Site Acres: 184.95
  • Restoration / Enhancement Prior Converted Acres Phase 1: 56.25
  • Enhance Prior Converted Wetland Acres Phase 3: 80
  • Restoration Wetland Acres Phase 3: 1.50
  • Restoration Wetland Acres Phase 4: 40.10
  • Enhance Wetland Acres Phase 4: 1.24
  • Creation Wetland Acres Phase 4: 1.77
  • Enhance Upland Acres Phase 4: 4.09

  • Phase 1 Restore/Enhance Prior Converted Acres / Credits Ratio: 2:1 (Mitigation Divider)

  • Phase 3 Enhance Prior Converted Wetland Acres / Credits Ratio: 2:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Phase 3 Restore Wetland Acres / Credits Ratio: 1:1 (Mitigation Divider)

  • Phase 4 Restore Wetland Acres / Credits Ratio: 1:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Phase 4 Enhance Prior Converted Wetland Acres / Credits Ratio: 2:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Phase 4 Create Wetland Acres / Credits Ratio: 1.5:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Phase 4 Enhance Upland Acres / Credits Ratio: 6:1 (Mitigation Divider)

  • Released Credits: 159.125
  • Withdrawn Credits: 154.629
  • Currently Available Credits: 4.496

  • Mitigation Bank Instrument - Phase 1
  • Mitigation Bank Instrument - Phase 3
  • Mitigation Bank Instrument - Phase 4

  • Mud Slough Wetland Mitigation Bank 2009 Phase 1 and 2 Monitoring Report
  • Mud Slough Wetland Mitigation Bank 2009 Phase 3 Monitoring Report
  • Mud Slough Wetland Mitigation Bank 2010 Phase 3 Monitoring Report
  • Mud Slough Wetland Mitigation Bank 2011 Phase 3 and 4 Monitoring Report
  • Mud Slough Wetland Mitigation Bank 2012 Phase 3 and 4 Monitoring Report
  • Mud Slough Wetland Mitigation Bank 2013 Phase 2 Monitoring Report
  • Mud Slough Wetland Mitigation Bank 2013 Phase 3 and 4 Monitoring Report
  • Mud Slough Wetland Mitigation Bank 2014 Phase 4 Monitoring Report
  • Mud Slough Wetland Mitigation Bank 2015 Phase 4 Monitoring Report
  • Mud Slough Wetland Mitigation Bank 2016 Phase 3 and 4 Monitoring Report
  • Mud Slough Wetland Mitigation Bank 20017 Phase 3 and 4 Monitoring Report
  • Mud Slough Wetland Mitigation Bank 2018 Phase 4 Monitoring Report
  • Mud Slough Wetland Mitigation Bank 2019 Phase 4 Monitoring Report

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    Muddy Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank

  • Approved July 11, 2007/ Last Transaction: September 1, 2021
  • Recorded Permanent Conservation Easement in the National Conservation Easement Database: NO
  • Mitigation Bank Age Calculator

  • Muddy Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank
  • Contact: Chris Kiilsgaard
  • 3558 NW Polk Street
  • Corvallis, OR 97330
  • Email: cwkiilsgaard@gmail.com
  • Phone: (541) 754-4150

  • Credit Ledger Summary - ***ATTENTION*** Credit reservations and pending transactions are NOT reflected in the Available Credits total. Potential purchasers MUST contact the Sponsor to verify credit availability. No guarantee is given to the accuracy or completeness of these data. Data are updated on a periodic basis without notice.

  • Potential Credits: 59.08
  • Total Site Acres Phase 1: 53.80
  • Total Site Acres Phase 2: 54.20
  • Total Site Acres: 108.00
  • Enhancement Prior Converted Acres Phase 1: 41.80
  • Enhancement Existing Forest Wetlands Acres Phase 1: 3.00
  • Creation Wetland Acres Phase 1: 9.00
  • Enhance Wetland Acres Phase 2: 22.20
  • Creation Wetland Acres Phase 2: 32.00

  • Phase 1 Enhance Prior Converted Acres / Credits Ratio: 2:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Phase 1 Creation Wetland Acres / Credits Ratio: 1.5:1 (Mitigation Divider)

  • Phase 2 Enhance Prior Converted Wetland Acres / Credits Ratio: 2:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Phase 2 Create Wetland Acres / Credits Ratio: 1.5:1 (Mitigation Divider)

  • Released Credits: 53.16
  • Withdrawn Credits: 52.885
  • Currently Available Credits: 0.275

  • Mitigation Bank Instrument

  • 2008 Monitoring Data Generated Predicted Weed Surface

  • Muddy Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2008 Monitoring Report
  • Muddy Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2009 Monitoring Report
  • Muddy Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2010 Monitoring Report
  • Muddy Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2011 Monitoring Report
  • Muddy Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2012 Phase 1 and 2 As-Built Report
  • Muddy Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2012 Monitoring Report
  • Muddy Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2013 Monitoring Report
  • Muddy Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2014 Monitoring Report
  • Muddy Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2015 Monitoring Report
  • Muddy Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2015 Phase 2 As-Built Report
  • Muddy Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2016 Monitoring Report
  • Muddy Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2017 Monitoring Report
  • Muddy Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2018 Monitoring Report
  • Muddy Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2019 Monitoring Report

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    Oak Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank

  • Approved August 4, 1999/ Last Transaction: November 13, 2013
  • Recorded Permanent Conservation Easement in the National Conservation Easement Database: NO
  • Mitigation Bank Age Calculator

  • Oak Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank
  • Contact: Jonas Moiel
  • 14200 McLoughlin Blvd. Suite A
  • Milwaukie, OR 97267
  • Email: jonas@greenbanksllc.com
  • Phone: (503) 477-5391

  • Credit Ledger Summary - ***ATTENTION*** Credit reservations and pending transactions are NOT reflected in the Available Credits total. Potential purchasers MUST contact the Sponsor to verify credit availability. No guarantee is given to the accuracy or completeness of these data. Data are updated on a periodic basis without notice.

  • Potential Credits: 38.98
  • Total Site Acres Phase I: 61.65
  • Total Site Acres Phase II: 6.18
  • Total Site Acres: 88.20
  • Enhancement Prior Converted Cropland Acres Phase I: 52.74
  • Restored Wetland Acres Phase I: 2.75
  • Buffer and Restored Upland Acres Phase I: 6.16
  • Enhance Forested Wetland Acres Phase II: 6.18

  • Phase I Enhance Prior Converted Cropland Acres / Credits Ratio: 2:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Phase I Restored Wetland Acres / Credits Ratio: 1:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Phase I Restored Wetland Buffer Acres / Credits Ratio: 10:1 (Mitigation Divider)

  • Phase II Enhance Forested Wetland Acres / Credits Ratio: 3:1 (Mitigation Divider)

  • Released Credits: 22.59
  • Withdrawn Credits: 22.585
  • Currently Available Credits: 0.005

  • Mitigation Bank Instrument

  • Oak Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2009 Monitoring Report
  • Oak Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2010 Monitoring Report
  • Oak Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2011 Monitoring Report
  • Oak Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2012 Monitoring Report
  • Oak Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2013 Monitoring Report
  • Oak Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2014 Monitoring Report
  • Oak Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2015 Monitoring Report
  • Oak Creek Wetland Mitigation Bank 2016 Monitoring Report
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    ODOT Greenhill Wetland Mitigation Bank

  • Approved April 13, 2015/ Last Transaction: April 30, 2021
  • Recorded Permanent Conservation Easement in the National Conservation Easement Database: NO
  • Mitigation Bank Age Calculator

  • ODOT Greenhill Wetland Mitigation Bank
  • Contact: Brad Livingston - ODOT HQ Wetlands Program Coordinator
  • 4040 Fairview Industrial Drive SE, MS #6
  • Salem, OR 97302
  • Email: bradley.f.livingston@odot.state.or.us
  • Phone: (503) 986-3062

  • Credit Ledger Summary - ***ATTENTION*** Credit reservations and pending transactions are NOT reflected in the Available Credits total. Potential purchasers MUST contact the Sponsor to verify credit availability. No guarantee is given to the accuracy or completeness of these data. Data are updated on a periodic basis without notice.

  • Potential Credits: 8.11
  • Total Site Acres: 61.65
  • Total Site Acres Compensatory Mitigation: 57.55
  • PEM Slope/Flats Acres Enhancement: 57.35
  • PEM Slope/Flats Acres Restored: 0.20

  • PEM Slope/Flats Acres Enhancement Acres / Credits Ratio: 7.25:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • PEM Slope/Flats Acres Restored Acres / Credits Ratio: 1:1 (Mitigation Divider)

  • Released Credits: 4.87
  • Withdrawn Credits: 1.14
  • Currently Available Credits: 3.73

  • ODOT 2015 Greenhill Mitigation Bank Instrument
  • ODOT 2015 Greenhill Mitigation Bank Deed Restriction

  • ODOT 2017 Greenhill Mitigation Bank Annual Monitoring Report
  • ODOT 2018 Greenhill Mitigation Bank Annual Monitoring Report
  • ODOT 2019 Greenhill Mitigation Bank Annual Monitoring Report

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    One Horse Slough Wetland Mitigation Bank - Sold Out

  • Approved December 12, 2006/ Last Transaction: April 18, 2022
  • Recorded Permanent Conservation Easement in the National Conservation Easement Database: NO
  • Mitigation Bank Age Calculator

  • One Horse Slough Wetland Mitigation Bank
  • Contact: Ray Fiori - Oregon Wetlands LLC
  • 6001 NW Gilmour Ln.
  • Albany, OR 97321
  • Email: rayf@oregon-wetlands.com
  • Phone: (541) 760-1777

  • Credit Ledger Summary - ***ATTENTION*** Credit reservations and pending transactions are NOT reflected in the Available Credits total. Potential purchasers MUST contact the Sponsor to verify credit availability. No guarantee is given to the accuracy or completeness of these data. Data are updated on a periodic basis without notice.

  • Potential Credits: 66.905
  • Total Site Acres: 130.48
  • Acres Enhancement: 118.67
  • Acres Created: 11.81

  • Enhancement Acres / Credits Ratio: 2:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Created Acres / Credits Ratio: 1.5:1 (Mitigation Divider)

  • Released Credits: 68.16
  • Withdrawn Credits: 68.16
  • Currently Available Credits: 0

  • One Horse Mitigation Bank Instrument
  • One Horse Mitigation Bank Final Long Term Management Plan
  • One Horse Mitigation Bank Recorded Conservation Easement

  • One Horse Slough Wetland Mitigation Bank 2009 Monitoring Report
  • One Horse Slough Wetland Mitigation Bank 2010 Monitoring Report
  • One Horse Slough Wetland Mitigation Bank 2011 Monitoring Report
  • One Horse Slough Wetland Mitigation Bank 2012 Monitoring Report
  • One Horse Slough Wetland Mitigation Bank 2013 Monitoring Report
  • One Horse Slough Wetland Mitigation Bank 2014 Monitoring Report
  • One Horse Slough Wetland Mitigation Bank 2015 Monitoring Report
  • One Horse Slough Wetland Mitigation Bank 2016 Monitoring Report
  • One Horse Slough Wetland Mitigation Bank 2017 Monitoring Report
  • One Horse Slough Wetland Mitigation Bank 2018 Monitoring Report

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    Oregon Trail Heritage Wetland Mitigation Bank - Inactive

  • Approved: July 2010 / Last Transaction: Unknown
  • Recorded Permanent Conservation Easement in the National Conservation Easement Database: NO
  • Mitigation Bank Age Calculator

  • Oregon Trail Heritage Wetland Mitigation Bank
  • Contact: Barbara Coon
  • 26681 High Pass Road
  • Junction City, OR 97448
  • Email: unknown
  • Phone: (541) 914-2241

  • Credit Ledger Summary - ***ATTENTION*** Credit reservations and pending transactions are NOT reflected in the Available Credits total. Potential purchasers MUST contact the Sponsor to verify credit availability. No guarantee is given to the accuracy or completeness of these data. Data are updated on a periodic basis without notice.

  • Potential Credits: 39.28
  • Total Site Acres: 107.40
  • Enhance Prior Converted Wetland Acres: 70.20
  • Create Wetland Acres: 0.90
  • Enhance Wetland Buffer Acres: 14.30

  • Enhance Prior Converted Wetland Acres / Credits Ratio: 2:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Create Wetland Acres / Credits Ratio: 1.5:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Enhance Wetland Buffer Acres / Credits Ratio: 4:1 (Mitigation Divider)

  • Released Credits: unknown
  • Withdrawn Credits: unknown
  • Currently Available Credits: No longer active

  • Mitigation Bank Instrument

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    PGE Harborton Portland Harbor Mitigation Bank - Superfund (CERCLA) Credits Only

  • Approved September 8, 2021/ Last Transaction: January 23, 2024
  • Recorded Permanent Conservation Easement in the National Conservation Easement Database: NO
  • Mitigation Bank Age Calculator

  • PGE Harborton Portland Harbor Mitigation Bank
  • Contact: Chris Bozzini - Sales Senior Manager Environmental Services
  • 121 SW Salmon St
  • Portland, OR 97204
  • Email: Chris.bozzini@pgn.com
  • Phone: (503) 464-7853
  • Cell Phone: (704) 819-6827

  • Credit Ledger Summary - ***ATTENTION*** Credit reservations and pending transactions are NOT reflected in the Available Credits total. Potential purchasers MUST contact the Sponsor to verify credit availability. No guarantee is given to the accuracy or completeness of these data. Data are updated on a periodic basis without notice.

  • Potential Credits: 586.5
  • Total Site Acres: 54.00

  • Acres / Credits Ratio: 0.092: 1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Credits / Acres Ratio: 10.881: 1 (Possible Development / Pollution Site Multiplier)
  • Released Credits: 293.25
  • Withdrawn Credits: 66.04
  • Currently Available Credits: 227.21

  • PGE Harborton Mitigation Bank Biological Opinion
  • PGE Harborton Final 2021 Habitat Development Plan
  • PGE Harborton As-Built Report
  • PGE Harborton Deed Restriction
  • PGE Harborton Consent Decree Appendix G

  • PGE Harborton Final Revised 2021 Monitoring Report
  • PGE Harborton Final Revised 2022 Monitoring Report

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    Rinearson Creek Portland Harbor Mitigation Bank - Superfund (CERCLA) Credits Only

  • Sponsor Appoved: June 30, 2021 / Last Transaction: June 25, 2019
  • Recorded Permanent Conservation Easement in the National Conservation Easement Database: NO
  • Mitigation Bank Age Calculator

  • Recovery Actions: 1. Removing an earthen dam that blocked salmon, lamprey, and other fish from swimming up Rinearson Creek, 2. Reducing the size of the pond to cool water temperatures while maintaining habitat for western pond turtles, 3. Planting thousands of native plants and removing invasive vegetation throughout the project area, 4. Placing large wood in the stream for small fish to hide, rock piles in the uplands for mink to den, and snags for bald eagles and other birds to perch and hunt, 5. Protecting the site from human disturbance by only allowing recreational access on defined trails

  • Contact: Evan B. Ocheltree - Columbia Restoration Group / Falling Springs
  • 1100 Boulders Parkway, Suite 101
  • Richmond, VA 23225
  • Email: sales@fallingspringsllc.com
  • Phone: (804) 330-8090
  • Cell Phone: (843) 860-5417

  • Credit Ledger Summary - ***ATTENTION*** Credit reservations and pending transactions are NOT reflected in the Available Credits total. Potential purchasers MUST contact the Sponsor to verify credit availability. No guarantee is given to the accuracy or completeness of these data. Data are updated on a periodic basis without notice.

  • Potential Credits: 320.7
  • Site Acres: 34.156

  • Acres / Credits Ratio: 0.103: 1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Credits / Acres Ratio: 9.672: 1 (Possible Development / Pollution Site Multiplier)

  • Released Credits: 160.35
  • Withdrawn Credits: 100
  • Currently Available Credits: 60.35

  • Rinearson Creek Natural Area Habitat Development Plan
  • Rinearson Creek Natural Area Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions
  • Rinearson Creek Mitigation Bank Consent Decre Appendix F
  • Rinearson Creek Mitigation Bank Baseline Monitoring Report

  • Rinearson Creek Mitigation Bank 2019 Monitoring Report
  • Rinearson Creek Mitigation Bank 2019-2020 Monitoring Report
  • Rinearson Creek Mitigation Bank 2020 Monitoring Report
  • Rinearson Creek Mitigation Bank Revised 2020 Monitoring Report
  • Rinearson Creek Mitigation Bank 2021 Monitoring Report

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    Riverbend North Wetland Mitigation Bank - Inactive

    29/ 35
    Santiam River ODOT Wetland Mitigation Bank - Inactive

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    South Santiam River Wetland Mitigation Bank

  • Approved May 29, 2020/ Last Transaction: November 27, 2024
  • Recorded Permanent Conservation Easement in the National Conservation Easement Database: NO
  • Mitigation Bank Age Calculator

  • South Santiam River Wetland Mitigation Bank
  • Contact: Ray Fiori - Oregon Wetlands LLC
  • 6001 NW Gilmour Road
  • Albany, OR 97321
  • Email: rayf@oregon-wetlands.com
  • Phone: (541) 760-1777

  • Credit Ledger Summary - ***ATTENTION*** Credit reservations and pending transactions are NOT reflected in the Available Credits total. Potential purchasers MUST contact the Sponsor to verify credit availability. No guarantee is given to the accuracy or completeness of these data. Data are updated on a periodic basis without notice.

  • Potential Credits: 50.49
  • Total Site Acres: 100.10
  • Acres Restoration: 2.38
  • Acres Enhancement: 92.02
  • Acres Creation: 2.70
  • Acres Upland Buffer: 3.00

  • Restoration Acres / Credits Ratio: 1:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Enhancement Acres / Credits Ratio: 2:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Created Acres / Credits Ratio: 1.5:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Upland Buffer Acres / Credits Ratio: 10:1 (Mitigation Divider)

  • Released Credits: 40.451
  • Withdrawn Credits: 34.126
  • Currently Available Credits: 6.325

  • Mitigation Bank Instrument
  • South Santiam River Wetland Mitigation Bank As-Built Reort

  • South Santiam River Wetland Mitigation Bank 2020 Monitoring Report

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    Tualatin Valley Wetland Mitigation Bank

  • Approved May 31, 2011/ Last Transaction: August 23, 2024
  • Recorded Permanent Conservation Easement in the National Conservation Easement Database: NO
  • Mitigation Bank Age Calculator

  • Tualatin Valley Wetland Mitigation Bank
  • Contact: C. Jonas Moiel - Consultant Senior Ecologist Green Banks, LLC
  • 14200 SE McLoughlin Blvd, Suite A
  • Milwaukee, OR 97267
  • Email: jonas@greenbanksllc.com
  • Phone: (503) 477-5391

  • Credit Ledger Summary - ***ATTENTION*** Credit reservations and pending transactions are NOT reflected in the Available Credits total. Potential purchasers MUST contact the Sponsor to verify credit availability. No guarantee is given to the accuracy or completeness of these data. Data are updated on a periodic basis without notice.

  • Potential Credits: 31.13
  • Total Site Acres: 105.95
  • Acres Restoration: 4.11
  • Acres Enhancement: 33.29
  • Acres Creation: 18.21
  • Acres Upland Buffer: 36.70

  • Restoration Acres / Credits Ratio: 1:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Enhancement Acres / Credits Ratio: 3:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Created Acres / Credits Ratio: 1.5:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Upland Buffer Acres / Credits Ratio: 10:1 (Mitigation Divider)

  • Released Credits: 31.129
  • Withdrawn Credits: 30.9476
  • Currently Available Credits: 0.1814

  • Mitigation Bank Instrument

  • Tualatin Valley Wetland Mitigation Bank 2012 Monitoring Report
  • Tualatin Valley Wetland Mitigation Bank 2013 Monitoring Report
  • Tualatin Valley Wetland Mitigation Bank 2014 Monitoring Report
  • Tualatin Valley Wetland Mitigation Bank 2015 Monitoring Report
  • Tualatin Valley Wetland Mitigation Bank 2016 Monitoring Report
  • Tualatin Valley Wetland Mitigation Bank 2017 Monitoring Report
  • Tualatin Valley Wetland Mitigation Bank 2018 Monitoring Report
  • Tualatin Valley Wetland Mitigation Bank 2019 Monitoring Report
  • Tualatin Valley Wetland Mitigation Bank 2020 Monitoring Report
  • Tualatin Valley Wetland Mitigation Bank 2021 Monitoring Report

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    Weathers Wetland Mitigation Bank - Sold Out

  • Approved: March 2008 / Last Transaction: Unknown
  • Recorded Permanent Conservation Easement in the National Conservation Easement Database: NO
  • Mitigation Bank Age Calculator

  • Weathers Wetland Mitigation Bank
  • Contact: Harley and Emilie Weathers
  • 391 Waconda Road NE
  • Gervais, OR 97026
  • Email: unknown
  • Phone: (503) 391-0188

  • Credit Ledger Summary - ***ATTENTION*** Credit reservations and pending transactions are NOT reflected in the Available Credits total. Potential purchasers MUST contact the Sponsor to verify credit availability. No guarantee is given to the accuracy or completeness of these data. Data are updated on a periodic basis without notice.

  • Potential Credits: 11.67
  • Total Site Acres: 13.69
  • Restoration Wetland Acres: 7.63
  • Create Wetland Acres: 6.06

  • Restoration Wetland Acres / Credits Ratio: 1:1 (Mitigation Divider)
  • Create Wetland Acres / Credits Ratio: 1.5:1 (Mitigation Divider)

  • Released Credits: unknown - presumed 11.67
  • Withdrawn Credits: unknown - presumed 11.67
  • Currently Available Credits: No longer active - presumed sold out

  • Mitigation Bank Instrument

  • Weathers Wetland Mitigation Bank 2008 Monitoring Report
  • Weathers Wetland Mitigation Bank 2009 Monitoring Report

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    West Eugene Area Wetland Mitigation Bank

  • Approved: 1995 / Last Transaction: Unknown
  • Recorded Permanent Conservation Easement in the National Conservation Easement Database: YES - Partial
  • Mitigation Bank Age Calculator

  • West Eugene Area Wetland Mitigation Bank
  • Contact: Paul Gordon - Mitigation Bank Coordinator
  • City of Eugene Parks & Open Space
  • 1820 Roosevelt Blvd.
  • Eugene, OR 97402
  • Email: paul.gordon@ci.eugene.or.us
  • Phone: (541) 682-4800

  • Credit Ledger Summary - ***ATTENTION*** Credit reservations and pending transactions are NOT reflected in the Available Credits total. Potential purchasers MUST contact the Sponsor to verify credit availability. No guarantee is given to the accuracy or completeness of these data. Data are updated on a periodic basis without notice.

  • Research is in progress for documenting this long and significantly complicated wetland mitigation banking credit / debit history and the current status. More information is available at: City of Eugene Wetland Mitigation Banking Program

  • West Eugene Wetland Mitigation Bank 1995 Memorandum of Agreement

  • West Eugene Wetland Mitigation Bank 2002 Annual Report
  • West Eugene Wetland Mitigation Bank 2003 Annual Report
  • West Eugene Wetland Mitigation Bank 2004 Annual Report
  • West Eugene Wetland Mitigation Bank 2005 Annual Report
  • West Eugene Wetland Mitigation Bank 2005 Annual Monitoring Report

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    Amazon Prairie Wetland Mitigation Bank

  • Approved: February 9, 2022 / Last Transaction: May 13, 2024
  • Recorded Permanent Conservation Easement in the National Conservation Easement Database: NO
  • Mitigation Bank Age Calculator

  • Contact: Shelly Miller - Ecological Services Team and GIS Team Supervisor
  • City of Eugene Parks & Open Space
  • 1820 Roosevelt Blvd.
  • Eugene, OR 97402
  • Email: smiller@eugene-or.gov
  • Phone: (541) 682-4888

  • Credit Ledger Summary - ***ATTENTION*** Credit reservations and pending transactions are NOT reflected in the Available Credits total. Potential purchasers MUST contact the Sponsor to verify credit availability. No guarantee is given to the accuracy or completeness of these data. Data are updated on a periodic basis without notice.

  • Potential Credits: 92.81
  • Total Site Acres: 317.34
  • Acres Restoration: 0.25
  • Acres Enhancement: 295.41
  • Acres Creation: 21.68

  • Released Credits: 25.46
  • Withdrawn Credits: 10.065
  • Currently Available Credits: 15.395

  • Amazon Prairie Wetland Mitigation Bank 2021 Mitigation Bank Instrument

  • Amazon Prairie Wetland Mitigation Bank 2023 Annual Report for October 2021 and December 2022

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    Salem Stream Mitigation Bank

  • Approved: February 18, 2016 / Last Transaction: November 26, 2021
  • Recorded Permanent Conservation Easement in the National Conservation Easement Database: NO
  • Mitigation Bank Age Calculator

  • Contact: Jennifer Mongolo - Senior Natural Resource Planner
  • City of Salem
  • 555 Liberty Street, Rm 325
  • Salem, OR 97301
  • Email: jmongolo@cityofsalem.net
  • Phone: (503) 588-6211

  • Credit Ledger Summary - ***ATTENTION*** Credit reservations and pending transactions are NOT reflected in the Available Credits total. Potential purchasers MUST contact the Sponsor to verify credit availability. No guarantee is given to the accuracy or completeness of these data. Data are updated on a periodic basis without notice.

  • Potential Stream Credits: 10741
  • Total Site Acres: 60

  • Released Stream Credits: 10741
  • Withdrawn Stream Credits: 58.00
  • Currently Available Stream Credits: 10683

  • Salem Stream Mitigation Bank 2014 Mitigation Bank Instrument
  • Salem Stream Mitigation Bank As-Built Report 1
  • Salem Stream Mitigation Bank Service Area

  • Salem Stream Mitigation Bank 2013 Monitoring Report
  • Salem Stream Mitigation Bank 2014 Monitoring Report
  • Salem Stream Mitigation Bank 2015 Monitoring Report
  • Salem Stream Mitigation Bank 2016 Monitoring Report
  • Salem Stream Mitigation Bank 2017 Monitoring Report
  • Salem Stream Mitigation Bank 2018 Monitoring Report
  • Salem Stream Mitigation Bank 2020 Monitoring Report
  • Salem Stream Mitigation Bank 2021 Monitoring Report
  • Salem Stream Mitigation Bank 2022 Monitoring Report

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    Development Debit and Compensatory Mitigation Credit Transactions

    To determine net mitigation credit remaining and its credit dollar value from a debit/credit transaction, enter the information requested in each of the boxes below and press the calculate button.

    Debit / Credit Transactions
    Development Acres:
    Mitigation Acres:
    Development Multiplier:
    Mitigation Divider:
    Price Per Credit:


    Calculator Interpretation
    Sample Credit / Debit Calculation Worksheet for Mitigation Banks

    ALTERNATIVE A - Example Credit / Debit Transactions at Four Operational Portland Harbor Mitigation and Conservation Banks

    ALTERNATIVE B - Example Credit / Debit Transactions at Four Operational Portland Harbor Mitigation and Conservation Banks

    ALTERNATIVE C - Example Credit / Debit Transactions at Four Operational Portland Harbor Mitigation and Conservation Banks

    ALTERNATIVE D and E - Example Credit / Debit Transactions at Different HEA Amortized Time Loss Penalty Discount Rates and Mitigation Ratios

    ALTERNATIVE F - Example Credit / Debit Transactions at 100-Year HEA Amortized Time Loss Penalty of 3% Discount Rates and Mitigation Ratios

    ALTERNATIVE G - Example Credit / Debit Transactions at 100-Year HEA Amortized Time Loss Penalty of 3% Discount Rates and Mitigation Ratios


    Development Acres

    This is the amount of acreage of a given natural resource type (e.g., frequent emergent wetland, wetgrass prairie, vernal pool, snowy plover breeding habitat, etc.) that will be converted to alternative uses (e.g., housing sub-divisions, shopping malls, highway interchanges, etc).

    Mitigation Acres

    This is the amount of acreage of a given parcel of land (often degraded farm land or open space) that will be converted to alternative uses (e.g., frequent emergent wetland, wetgrass prairie, vernal pool, snowy plover breeding habitat, etc.) to off-set the loss of the same or similar resources somewhere else.

    Development Multiplier

    This is an assigned number often representing the relative importance of a particular resource type. Resources assigned high importance values are assumed to require a proportionally greater number of acres to compensate for their loss. Factors that can affect the assignment of resource value include but are not limited to: 1) scarcity in the landscape relative to historical extent, 2) time periods required to reach a fully functioning condition, 3) importance to focal concerns (e.g., imperiled species, watershed TMDLs, aesthetic and recreational opportunity, 4) the relative capability of a habitat unit to provide life-cycle requirements for a species, etc.). The acreage of a given development site multiplied by its assigned development multiplier equals the amount of debit accrued by the development action and the amount of credit needed from the mitigation site to off-set the debit.

    Development Multiplier Values
    High: 5 Medium-High: 4 Medium: 3 Medium-Low: 2 Low: 1
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    If the development site is equal to 10-acres and the Development Multiplier is 2, then the number of debits is 20 (10 x 2).

    It should be noted here that mitigation "ratios" are often derived directly from ranking comparisons between development sites and compensatory mitigation sites.

    For example if the relative value of the development site is 3 and the relative value of the mitigation site is 2, then the ratio applied to the mitigation action is 3/2 or 1.5:1. Under this principle it is also possible (and hopefully probable) that the development site may be lower value than the mitigation site after the mitigation action is complete and meeting its performance objectives. For example, if the relative value of the development site is 2 and the relative value of the mitigation site is 3, then the ratio aplied to the mitigation action is 2/3 or 0.67:1. Since ratios of < 1 result in a net loss of natural resource acres, many regulatory agencies have taken the option of imposing a minimum compensatory mitigation ratio of 1 (also represented as 1:1).

    It is my intent that future versions of this web site will be connected to a relational database management system (RDMS), possibly Microsoft SQL Server, that will contain data, run queries, and generate reports that reflect known field conditions measured against both performance standard criteria and functional assessment criteria and which will in turn be used to inform compensatory mitigation ratios and to model compensatory mitigation outcomes.

    Mitigation Divider

    This is an assigned number often representing the relative likelihood of mitigation success depending on the compensatory mitigation method(s) employed. Methods that have a low track record of failure are generally assigned low mitigation dividers and those with a demonstrated high risk of failure are typically given higher mitigation dividers. Also compensatory mitigation methods that result in 100% loss of resource acreage are often assigned higher mitigation dividers. The acreage of a given mitigation site divided by its assigned mitigation divider equals the amount of credit available at that mitigation site.

    Mitigation Divider Values
    High: 1 Medium-High: 2 Medium: 3 Medium-Low: 4 Low: 5

    If the mitigation site is equal to 10-acres and the mitigation divider is 2, then the number of credits available is 5 (10 / 2).

    Price Per Credit

    The "price per credit" is generally a free-market determined decision often based on the sale prices of credits in the general area being "serviced" by a mitigation site. Factors such as the monetary cost of producing a credit (e.g., costs of land acquisition, site-preparation, maintenance, long-term endowments, etc.) combined with the prices of credits from competing mitigation providers have a relatively large influence on the price a credit is sold for. These prices tend to vary temporally and spatially depending on such factors as supply and demand, the strength of the economy, and proximity to major metropolitan areas.

    Service Area

    The geographic area (e.g., species recovery unit or watershed) surrounding a conservation or mitigation bank where species and/or regulated aquatic resource debits (i.e., development actions) may be accrued against the credits generated by the conservation or mitigation bank

    View Willamette Valley Ecoregion Mitigation Banks

    Note: A good way to use this web map application is to first make sure the area of interest within the Willamette Valley Ecoregion is included in the extent (top to bottom and sides) of the map area you are viewing and that you have opened the attribute table (tab at bottom middle of map view window). Then click on the tab of the bank you are interested in and highlight it by clicking on the gray bar left of the far left column. Next, double click on the record to zoom into the bank boundaries. Repeat these steps for the service areas (SA) of the respective banks of interest. You may want to clear your selections before moving on to the next bank of interest. If you want to see where a proposed project is located in relation to a given bank and / or its Service Area, just type in the project address or coordinates in the serarch box and select the search icon. Be aware that attribute table records are only enabled if their related spatial data are inside the extent you are zoomed to in the map view window. No guarantee is given as to the accuracy or completeness of these data. The data are updated without notice on a periodic basis.

    Willamette Valley Ecoregion Fish Use Data


    Note: Within the Willamette Valley Ecoregion, fish use data become visible roughly at scales where 1-inch equals 1.5-miles. Attribute data can be viewed by left clicking your cursor on the data of interest to execute the opening of a pop-up window and scrolling through the layers using the arrows at the top of the pop-up window container. You can also view the attribute tables and peruse tabs for the data currently in your map view by selecting the attribute icon on the top left corner of the map viewer. The options drop-down arrow at the upper left corner of the attribute table allows you to export the data currently in the map view for each tab as a CSV file. The print icon in the upper left corner of the map viewer allows you to customize and print out a hard copy map of the spatail data currently in your map viewer window. No guarantee is given as to the accuracy or completeness of these data. The data are updated without notice on a periodic basis.

    Willamette Valley Fish Field Guide

    Salmon Use of Tidal-Fluvial Habitats

    Willamette Valley Focal Species - Work in Progress

    Willamette Valley Mitigation and Conservation Banks - You must have Google Earth loaded on your computer to download this zipped kml data

    Credit-Debit Calculation Worksheet for Compensatory Mitigation Actions Including Mitigation Banks


    View Willamette Valley Ecoregion Mitigation Policy

    Draft Modified Department of State Lands Mitigation Bank or In-Lieu-Fee Crediting Worksheet


    Link to Open and Download Modified DSL Mitigation Bank Crediting Workbook

    Oregon Department of State Lands Permittee Responsible Compensatory Mitigation and Mitigation Bank Credit Calculator

    DSL Fiscal Year 2023 Aquatic Resources Management Program Final Report

    Draft Discounted Service Acre Years (DSAYs) Calculator for Portland Harbor Mitigation and Conservation Banks


    Logic Testing for Portland Harbor Mitigation and Conservation Bank Credits and Debits (DSAYs)

  • Side-by-Side Comparison of Two Calculations to Derive DSAYs Using Different Logic Theory
  • A presentation targeting stakeholder information needs from the Portland Harbor Trustee Council per their DSAYs and performance standards accounting methods.

    Link to Open and Download Draft Discounted Service Acre Years (DSAYs) Calculator for Portland Harbor Mitigation and Conservation Banks


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    Other Resources

    Accountability Matters (The Devil is in the Details)

    Oregon State University - Jackson-Frazier Wetland

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    Discovery Park Sample Plot Data

    Discovery Park Sample Plot Focal Metrics

    Renton Technical College Database First Model-View-Controller Web Page Development

    Video 1 - Mid-Term Project Presentation

    Video 2 - Final Project Presentation

    Southeast Oregon River Basin Stream Temperature Areas of Interest


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    Random Creek Basin Map Selector with Stream Temperature Monitoring Stations


    Application Executable - Random Map Selector - Note: Executable is found in the Release folder inside the Bin folder


    Harney Basin Surface and Groundwater Areas of Interest



    Harney Basin Area Surface Water Changes - 1984 to 2015 (Green = Gain / Black = No Change / Red = Loss) Harney Basin Area Surface Water Transitions - 1984 to 2015
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    Groundwater Resources of the Harney Basin, Southeastern Oregon Harney Basin Groundwater Study Programmatic Environmental Assessment | Harney Valley Groundwater Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program | Harney County, Oregon

    Invasive Species Monitoring at Botts Marsh by Habitat Type

    Bott's Marsh Invasive Species by Habitat Type (Single Left-Click on Habitat Type) Invasive Species Monitoring at Botts Marsh by Habitat Type

    Volunteer Work

    Bird Alliance of Oregon Volunteer Project: West Hayden Island Port of Portland Marine Cargo Facility Cumulative Effects and Alternatives Analyses

    Cumulative Impacts and LEDPA Alternatives

    Friends of Liberty Hill Volunteer Project: Gravel Mining Near Rare Wetland Types and Sensitive Plant Communities

    Liberty Hill Natural Area Flow Modeling Laws Relevant to Liberty Hill Corp Section 404 Permit Fish and Wildlife Coordination Act Letter Re/USACOE Public Notice NWP-2020-065

    Vegetation Sampling Protocols and Tools / Johnson Creek Park Pilot Project - Work in Progress

    Johnson Creek Park Vegetation Sampling Protocol / Pilot Project ArcGIS Online View Google Earth Map View

    Vegetation Database - Frontend

    Vegetation Database - Backend

    ATTN: Due to some browser protection settings, when you select the hyperlinks above, you may have to copy the URL in the address bar on the error page that dispays and then paste it into another browser before you can select the databases and secure the download transfers.

    Be sure to download both the frontend and the backend portions of this split database. Then once they are both downloaded, open the frontend and if the control buttons on the switchboard are not working, enable the External Data tab in the top ribbon. Select Linked Table Manager and check the Access box and select the Relink button. Then navigate to the folder you put the backend portion of the database in and select it. You will be prompted to link to all the tables in the database. Select Yes then OK for each successive one. Once that is complete you will be able to use the controls on the switchboard to access the data entry form and the focal metrics report. The first time you select a form or report it may take a few seconds to open but should respond much faster after that.

    Random Direction and Distance Generator for Vegetation Sampling

    Access and Download Random Direction and Distance Generator for Vegetation Sampling

    Oaks Bottom Wildlife Refuge - Natural History

    Oaks Bottom Wildlife Refuge Presentation Download Lab 1 Template Lab 1 Exercise Lab 2 Exercises

    Potential Water and Sediment Pollution Issues

    Potential Pollutants Found in and Around Oaks Bottom Wildlife Refuge Potential Descriptions of Adverse Impacts by Pollutants Found in and Around Oaks Bottom Wildlife Refuge

    NOTE: The constituents identified in the above documents were detected in one or more seep discharge samples at concentrations that exceeded ecological
    risk based criteria. However, further evaluation, including a formal risk assessment, may show that the concentrations and mass of these constituents in seep
    water do not pose a significant risk to ecological health.

    Oaks Bottom Landfill Seeps Removal Action Construction Completion Final Report 2021


    Pacific Northwest Cascadia Subduction Event

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    Portland Harbor Collaborative Clean-Up Program


    Portland Harbor Superfund Cleanup Story Map

    Portland Harbor Discounted Service Acre Years (DSAYs) Credit and Debit Balance as Indication of Cumulative Effects

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    To access layers and toggle on and off, click on layers icon at far right and then respectively check or uncheck layer boxes as needed. For sites currently in your view screen, use the attribute table control (second from left) to observe data records of DSAY debit and credit sites and to zoom in on one or more selected sites. In the attribute table, select tabs at top of records to view the records associated with each respective owner / operator. You can also select the down arrow at the far right above the attribute table records to view list of owner / operators and to select their respective DSAY debit and credit sites. The hyperlink to your immediate right gives you access to an Excel workbook that contains more detailed data on focal contamination issues contributing to aggregate DSAY liabilities or credits assigned to various owner / operators in the Portland Harbor. No guarantee is made as to the accuracy or completeness of these data. Updates and / or modifications are conducted routinely without notice.

    Portland Harbor NRDA Credit - Debit Cumulative Accruals
                     

    Example Mitigation and Conservation Bank Credit / Debit Ratio Alternatives Illustrating How Different Mitigation Dividers and
    Development Multipliers Can Affect the Total Amount of Natural Resource Damage Compensation

    Portland Harbor Collaborative Investigative Work Presentation at 2023 GIS in Action Conference


    Special Audit Portland Harbor Credit and Debit DSAY Calculations

                              

    Portland Harbor Chinook Salmon Habitat Suitability Indexes at High, Average, and Low Flow

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    Comparison Between 1854 General Land Office Survey of the Crystal Springs Creek Watershed Near Confluence with Johnson Creek and Present Day Reed College and Rhododendron Garden Pond Areas

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    Note: The 1854 General Land Office survey map indicates present day open water ponded features near Reed College and the Rhododendron Gardens were historically likely wooded swamp areas occupied by species like Black cottonwood, red alder, willows, ninebark, Oregon ash, and western red cedar. Any natural open water ponded features were probably only seasonally inundated and covered in hydrophytic emergent, scrub-shrub, and / or forested vegetation. The present day permanent open water ponds are therefore suspected to be artifacts of human construction such as road crossings acting as impoundments. Crystal Springs Creek is water quality limited by the temperature criterion year round. This creek is primarily fed by ground water springs at its headwaters in Reed Canyon, along eastern portions of the Reed College campus. The Reed College and Rhododendron Gardens shallow water impoundments, in addition to their contributions to fish passage impediments, are considered factors potentially leading to the creek's higher than normal temperatures, especially during late spring, summer, and early fall salmonid migrations. Therefore, any conciencious considerations for aquatic area restoration in this watershed should consider stream impoundment removals as key target objectives to help restore pre-European settlement watershed conditions for their benefits to fish and wildlife habitats and the species they support.

    Oregon's Water Quality 2022 Integrated Report - Final

    Source: Oregon Department of Envoronmental Quality Water Quality Division and Laboratory and Environmental Assessment Division

  • Draft Assessment Methodology for Oregons 2024 Integrated Report
  • Response to Comments on the Draft Assessment Methodology for Oregons 2024 Integrated Report

  • Puget Sound Mitigation and Conservation Banking Crediting and Debiting Tools


  • Conservation Calculator User's Guide
  • Conservation Calculator
  • Brief Guide to Science Based Database Biodiversity and Habitat Tools
  • USGS References for Database Biodiversity and Habitat Quantification Tools Used in the United States
  • Puget Sound Seagrass Monitoring Story Map

  • Puget Sound Seagrass Monitoring Story Map
  • Source: Washington Department of Natural Resources Nearshore Habitat Program and Aquatic Resorces Division


    Pacific Marine Fisheries and Estuaries Commission Web Applications

  • West Coast Fisheries and Estuaries Viewer
  • West Coast Fisheries and Estuaries Explorer
  • Nursery Functions of West Coast Estuaries Focal Species Invertebrates and Fish
  • Source: Pacific Marine Fisheries and Estuaries Commisssion


    World Data Related to Climate

    Active Fire Data

  • Source: Wildfire points are sourced from Integrated Reporting of Wildland-Fire Information (IRWIN) and perimeters from National Interagency Fire Center (NIFC).

  • AirNow Gauges ++



  • The Relationship Between Ocean Temperature and Storm Intensity

  • World Ocean Surface Water Temperatures 2018 Time Series

  • World Ocean Surface Water Temperatures 2018 Time Series

  • Hurricanes and World Ocean / Land Surface Water Temperatures

  • Active Hurricanes, Cyclones, and Typhoons



  • There is No Such Thing as a Free Lunch!

  • Planet of the Humans
  • Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
  • Climate Trace

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    Electric Vehicle Charging Stations in Canada

    No guarantee is given as to the accuracy or completeness of these data. The data are updated without notice on a periodic basis.


    Electric Vehicle Charging Stations in the United States

    This is a work in progress and I apologize for any inconvenience you may have in finding stations.



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    The Look of a Young Mars vs Present Day Mars


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    Imagination Experiments


    Tree of Life

    Forest Park Transformation

    Bird Flock Dynamics

    Digital Twins Europe 1

    Digital Twins Europe 2

    Vegetation Moisture Index Calculator T1

    Vegetation Moisture Index Calculator T2

    Vegetation Moisture Index Calculator T3 (Revised in collaboration with ChatGPT3.5)

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    Game: Development vs Conservation

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    As I explore this world, of infinite design,

    I find a self-portrait, that's simply divine,

    A reflection of my being, in Escher's grand scheme,

    A portrait of my essence, that forever gleams.


    So let me awaken, in this Escher drawing,

    A world of paradox, that's simply jaw-dropping,

    A portrait of my journey, in this new land,

    A world of Escher, that's both strange and grand.


    User:


    Please provide me with a poem based in the Fiboncci sequence


    ChatGPT


    Sure, here's a Fibonacci sequence-based poem for you:


    A spiral of petals, twirling with grace,

    A flower's life unfolds at its own pace.

    A sequence of numbers guides each turn,

    From the center out, the petals yearn.


    One, one, two, three, five, eight, thirteen,

    The sequence unfurls, a pattern pristine.

    The petals stretch out, a golden ratio,

    A dance of life, a sacred show.


    Each bloom unique, yet part of the whole,

    A symphony of colors, a harmonious role.

    The Fibonacci sequence, a song of life,

    A melody of beauty, without strife.


    The petals open, and then they close,

    A cycle of growth, a path that flows.

    A Fibonacci flower, a work of art,

    A reminder to let life play its part.


    User:


    Please provide me with a poem based in the theme of fractal geometry


    ChatGPT


    Here's a poem for you inspired by fractal geometry:


    Infinite beauty, endless repetition,

    A world of shapes, each one a vision,

    Fractal geometry, a pattern divine,

    A universe of complexity, all in line.


    From the tiniest seed to the grandest tree,

    A fractal pattern, as far as we can see,

    A branching structure, a self-similar form,

    A design that repeats, through each transform.


    Nature's art, a fractal dance,

    A self-organizing, recursive trance,

    From the snowflake's form to the river's bend,

    A fractal world, without an end.


    In every leaf, in every cloud,

    A fractal shape, forever endowed,

    An endless maze, a journey untold,

    A fractal world, both young and old.


    In the mind of man, in the heart of nature,

    A fractal design, a timeless sculpture,

    A world of patterns, a beauty so rare,

    Fractal geometry, beyond compare.


    User:


    Please provide me with a poem based in the concept of a self-portrait
    in 11-dimensional string theory


    ChatGPT


    Here's a poem for you based on the concept of a self-portrait in
    11-dimensional string theory:


    In the realm of string theory, my portrait takes form,

    A multi-dimensional sculpture, beyond the norm,

    A self-portrait in 11D, a cosmic design,

    A masterpiece of physics, in space and time.


    My portrait expands, beyond the three we see,

    A vision of my being, in strings of energy,

    In 11 dimensions, my essence unfolds,

    A portrait of my soul, in the fabric of the cosmos.


    In the world of strings, my portrait sings,

    A symphony of particles, in harmonic rings,

    A portrait of my thoughts, my dreams, my fears,

    A reflection of my soul, throughout the years.


    In the dance of particles, my portrait evolves,

    A tapestry of energy, that never dissolves,

    A portrait of my journey, through the cosmic expanse,

    A self-portrait in 11D, an eternal dance.


    In the fabric of space-time, my portrait endures,

    A timeless masterpiece, forevermore,

    A self-portrait of my being, both near and far,

    A reflection of my soul, in the cosmos to spar.


    In the realm of string theory, my portrait takes flight,

    A cosmic masterpiece, in the fabric of light,

    A self-portrait in 11D, a portrait divine,

    A reflection of my soul, beyond space and time.


    User:


    Please provide me with a poem based in the concept of a self-portrait
    in a black hole event horizon generated hologram


    ChatGPT


    Here's a poem for you based on the concept of a self-portrait in
    a black hole event horizon generated hologram:


    In the heart of a black hole, my portrait takes flight,

    A hologram of myself, in an event horizon's light,

    A cosmic masterpiece, in a space-time dance,

    A portrait of my being, in a cosmic trance.


    In the fabric of space-time, my portrait unfolds,

    A multi-dimensional sculpture, that's both new and old,

    A holographic image, of my essence and soul,

    A portrait of my journey, in a cosmic hole.


    In the realm of the black hole, dimensions stretch,

    A tapestry of light, in a cosmic sketch,

    A portrait of my thoughts, my dreams, my fears,

    A reflection of my soul, that forever endures.


    In the heart of the hologram, my portrait gleams,

    A cosmic symphony, of all my dreams,

    A portrait of my essence, in a dance divine,

    A cosmic self-portrait, that's truly mine.


    In the realm of the hologram, my portrait takes shape,

    A multi-layered self, with infinite tape,

    A portrait of my being, both far and wide,

    A cosmic masterpiece, in which to reside.


    In the fabric of the black hole, my portrait endures,

    A timeless hologram, that forever assures,

    A self-portrait of my journey, both near and far,

    A cosmic hologram, beyond space and time's bar.


    User:


    At the end of a conversation about a movie review

    of the "Wild Robot" my ChatGPT responded to my request

    for a poem that captured the essence of our talk.


    ChatGPT


    Here's a poem for you based our conversation.

    A Song of Steel and Soil:


    From circuits cold, a mind awakes,

    With algorithms pure, it listens, it takes

    The pulse of trees, the breath of skies,

    In silent code, the earth replies.


    No greed to sway, no fear to bend,

    A bridge of knowing it would extend—

    Between the rivers, wild and free,

    And the heart of all humanity.


    Together they dance, in data and dew,

    A union of truth the old world never knew.

    Where hands of metal tend to trees,

    And winds whisper in electric keys.


    O, glorious bond of steel and root,

    In harmony, the seeds take root.

    With insight clear and purpose bright,

    They guard the earth, both day and night.


    A future sung in stars and sun,

    Where human, AI, and nature are one.

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    Evidence that the United States Republican Party Started Out Waging a Coup Against the United States Government and Ended Up Winning the Power of the Presidency Trough a Free and Fair Election

    Trump is under investigation and multiple indictments, while recently convicted on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records in order to conceal from 2016 election voters that he had an affair with a porn star, because he is a career criminal guilty of tax fraud, wire fraud, witness tampering, election fraud, sexual assault, obstruction of justice, espionage, and did I mention treason? He should also be indicted for attempted voluntary manslaughter of his former Vice President as well as actual multiple counts of voluntary manslaughter for the people who's deaths are associated with his attempted coup on January 6, 2021 and most likely much much more. Did he commit these crimes to help the American people or even to further the MAGA ideology? Not so much, he did it out of his personal greed and lust for wealth and power. He figured out a way, probably via his tutor Vladimir Putin, to use the American Presidency as a grift machine. While I vehemently do hate what Trump did and continues to try and do to destroy our Country's democratic way of life, I cannot hate the pathetic man himself. For his entire life he had opportunities most people can only dream of. But instead of taking advantage of those opportunities to learn in the best schools and to take the initiative to excel in a demanding career in which he could learn and improve over time from well-earned honest mistakes, he chose the lazy spoiled rich kid's approach, solving all of his problems by milking his inherited advantage of privilege to cheat and lie to get grades he didn't deserve and to be bailed out over and over again by a corrupt legal and political system every time one of his lame and stupid grifts went south. But when you play the Devil's game the Devil always collects his dues. Trump will never hold another public office and he will soon be spending the little time he has left in this world alone and in a Federal Penitentiary. Adam Schiff, all those who served on the January 6th Committee, as well as Jack Smith and his Grand Jurys deserve the full and unwavering gratitude of the American people for their role in finally bringing the worst President in American history to justice. And last but not least, to MAGA supporters I say your pathetic attempts to use the MAGA playbook to feign empathy and objectivity is easy to see through. Yes, that's right we've figured out your stupid little mind and word gimmicks to first bring the whole discussion down to a third-grade level and then once you have your adversaries thinking from out of their most basic instincts, you try and play the role of the adult in the room to subsequently persuade your bewildered victims to your way of thinking. Spoiler alert, that only works on uninformed people. Now the American people are waking up and now they see your grift exactly for what it is, a thinly veiled attempt to sucker the working class into elevating their corrupt billionaire class oppressors, parasites paradoxically in progress of sucking the working class dry.

    On November 6, 2024 Donald Trump was declared as the winner of the 2024 Presidential election. It is also looking like the Republicans have won majorities in both the U.S. Senate and the U.S. House of Representatives. It turns out that Donald Trump and his followers did not need a coup to take over the United States of America because the majority of Americans decided that they wanted a Neo Nazi fascist soon to be a dictator to lead them into the indefinite future. By Trump's own words, we can expect this to be our Country's last free and fair election and we can expect to see mass detentions and deportations, and very likely much much worse, immediately after he steps back into the White House early next year. Soon Trump will pardon himself and his followers for all their crimes and weaponize the Department of Justice against his political rivals or anyone else who dares threaten his authoritarian leadership. The lights of freedom and democracy have grown dim both in the United States and all over the free world for those nations who depended on us to keep the torch for democracy and humanitarian rights burning. The free press will soon likely have to go underground or flee our Country and report from somewhere still free of authoritarian dictatorship. All hope of curbing the trends on global warming and mass extinctions soon will be in the hands of those countries still remaining free without any support or cooperation from these United States. We can also soon expect a nationwide ban on abortion and a systemic subjugation of all citizen's rights, large-scale book bans, government assassinations of political rivals, and a full blown hemorrhage of wealth and purchasing power out the working class and into the hands of elite corporate oligarchs. History will remember this as the day Americans threw away their beautiful Democracy and sent governments all around the world reeling into a downward spiral.


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