A typical project for Eco-Asset Management is a landscape scale, multi-resource conservation effort that addresses water issues (streams, wetlands, water quality), habitat management (for wildlife and protected species) and reconciled land use practices (agricultural, recreational). Projects are generally developed in a context of financial incentive programs and economic modeling that maximizes funding opportunities, including leveraged grant support, private investment and eco-asset valuation/marketing. EAM's expertise in all technical fields (stream/riparian restoration, wetland restoration, wildlife management, eco-asset development) provides clients with a turn-key, full-service strategy unequaled in the Mountain West.