Ecotone provides wetland design and construction, stream restoration, forest and wetland mitigation, environmental consulting and permitting, and stream construction in the Mid-Atlantic Region. Utilizing market forces to fund many of its projects, Ecotone restores habitat and function to environmental resources.

The firm’s team of ecologists, landscape architects, environmental scientists and construction specialists provide a wide ranging blend of environmental investigation, consulting, design, construction, and monitoring experience to projects throughout the Mid-Atlantic, New England, and Southeastern United States. Ecotone provides full service environmental consulting, design, construction and monitoring services and collaborates with Civil Engineers and Landscape Architects on many projects involving land development, watershed assessment and restoration, wetland restoration, river restoration, and forest assessment and restoration.

Wooly Bugger Farm - Wooly Bugger Farm is set to become one of the first wetland and stream mitigation banks established under the new mitigation rule that went into effect in 2008. Ecotone is in the process of…More>

Ranarium Forest and Wetland Mitigation Site - Located in northeastern Baltimore County, the Ranarium Forest and Wetland Mitigation Site adds 55 acres of preserved land along the upper reaches of Deer Creek. The restoration of the site has been ongoing. In 2008, Ecotone began…More>

Sage Gut and Wetland Offsite Mitigation - The Sage Gut Mitigation site, located near Pamlico Sound in Eastern North Carolina, is set to become a stream and wetland mitigation site for unavoidable impacts to water resources within the watershed. More>

Baltimore Crossroads @ 95 Wetland Mitigation - Despite the rainy weather that hit the region during May and June, Ecotone managed to complete the construction of approximately 4.5 acres of wetland restoration at the Baltimore Crossroads @ 95 project site. More>

Mazza Property Stream Restoration - In May, 2009, the restoration of a severely degraded urban stream in College Park was completed by Ecotone. After years of planning, the restoration… More>