February Conference Call

NMBA's February conference call is scheduled for Thursday, February 18, from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. (EST). All members are encouraged to participate in the call. The agenda and supporting documents will be posted in the Members Only section.

02.08.2010

Winter 2010 Newsletter!

NEW! The Winter 2010 edition of the NMBA News is now online. Download it now, and keep up on all the happenings in your National Mitigation Banking Association.

10.19.2009

Support HR 3609

NMBA supports H.R. 3609, which would clarify the tax treatment of wetland mitigation bank credit sales. This legislation would help mitigation banking and environmental restoration by clarifying that building ecological habitat is a capital improvement to land. We urge members and everyone interested in environmental restoration to support H.R. 3609. Click here for a copy of H.R. 3609. Click here for a copy of the letters sent by the President of the NMBA to Congressmen Melancon and Tanner, expressing gratitude for their sponsorship of H.R. 3609. Click here for a summary of why NMBA supports H.R. 3609.

LATEST MITIGATION BANKING NEWS

01.20.09
National Mitigation Banking Association provides comments and analysis on New Orleans District determination to not use mitigation bank credits for projects, under Water Resources Development Act and the 2008 Mitigation Regulations. Click here to read the letter.

12.10.09
Click here for ELI's The Next Generation of Mitigation: Linking Current and Future Mitigation Programs with State Wildlife Action Plans and Other State and Regional Plans.

11.19.09
Click here for the RAE 2010 Conference Call for Proposals.

The National Mitigation Banking Association brings together leaders who are committed to a unique concept for restoring and conserving America's wetlands and other natural resources - a concept that unites sound economic and environmental practices.

Established in 1998, we promote federal legislation and regulatory policy that encourages mitigation banking and conservation banking as a means of compensating for adverse impacts to our nation's environment.

This commitment is fulfilled through a variety of research, education, and outreach programs sponsored by the NMBA and available exclusively to its members.

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