Progress Report to Begin 2024
EASI is anticipating a big year in 2024. To begin with, as many as six project begun in 2022 and ’23 could see final closure — sale of a property …
More Recognition for EASI’s Chief Ecologist
Foti to Enter the Arkansas Outdoor Hall of Fame. This past March EASI announced that its chief ecologist, Tom Foti, had been honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award by …
Lifetime Achievement Award Given to EASI Chief Ecologist, Thomas Foti
EASI’s Chief Ecologist wins Lifetime Achievement Award
Gold in Them Thar Hills!
Alaska’s Woodchopper Creek, a privately held inholding located in the Yukon-Charley Rivers National Preserve, has become a perfect example of the saying ‘There’s gold in them thar hills!’ Two types …
EASI to Present at Appraisal Institute Gathering
EASI has been invited to speak at the 2022 Annual Meeting of the Northern California Appraisal Institute. The meeting is scheduled for September 29-30 and will be held at Harvey’s …
Eco-Assets for Sale in Merced County, CA
EASI announced this week that it has completed its review of the 320-acre Mary O’Connor property in eastern Merced County, California. EASI studied the ecological asset value of the property …
Updated U.S. Wetland Price Trend Chart
To support discussions underway within the 2020 National Mitigation & Ecosystem Banking Conference — held online this year — EASI has updated its trend chart for U.S. wetland mitigation credit …
EASI Marks 20 Years of Land Eco-Asset Valuation
The year 2020 marks twenty years since EASI founder William Coleman began to identify, value and develop ecological assets on private lands. In 1999 the New York Times interviewed Coleman …
EASI – Fay Ranches Collaborate on Eco-Asset Value, Frequently Asked Questions
EASI has completed a collaborative exercise with Fay Ranches one of the most prestigious real estate companies in the U.S. Fay Ranches specializes in the sale of large farms, ranches, …
Appraisal Institute — Rural Lands Are Worth More Than You Think!
EASI again had the pleasure of addressing the the Appraisal Institute at the annual meeting of the Northern California chapter in San Francisco. Two major themes were presented — that …