Ibis Wildlife Consulting provides the following services:

Ecological Writing
Write stories about wildlife, woods, water and people. Create interpretive and ecological information for trail brochures, newsletters, kiosks, websites, and other educational and outreach materials. Conduct literature reviews and other research for technical documents for state and federal agencies, and other entities.

Sample projects include:

• Spicebush Log
• Wildlife Journal (NH Fish and Game): The Soaring Red-Tailed Hawk, Wind Farms and Wildlife, Wonderful Wood Warblers, Moles, Shrews, Mice, and more
  
• Wild Goose Pond and its Watershed
• Contributing author to Comprehensive Conservation Plans for Rachel Carson, Missisquoi, Great Bay, Lake Umbagog, and Sunkhaze Meadows National Wildlife Refuges, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
• Contributor to Bear-Paw Regional Greenways Newsletter: Nature’s Calendar, Seeking Shrub Thickets, The Ideal Trail, A Changing Climate
• Contributor to Southeast Land Trust (SELT) newsletter: Helpful Hands Create a Garden and a Community, The Piscassic Greenway Turns Ten, A Hidden Treasure in Barrington–The Stonehouse Forest, Farms in Transition, Winter’s Whispers
  

Project Management: Wildlife Habitat, Invasive Plants (Mechanical Removal), Trails
Assist with implementing on-the-ground habitat management, such as invasive plant control, native plantings, clearing and maintaining habitat openings, trails projects

• Durham Land Stewardship Coordinator (February 2017 to present)
• Oyster River Forest, Durham, NH: invasive removal, native shrub planting, trail improvements

Wildlife Habitat and Land Stewardship Plans
Prepare wildlife habitat plans for public and private landowners of all sizes. Plans include an ecological assessment of the property and recommendations for wildlife habitat management and other landowner objectives, including trails, public access, nature interpretation. Plans include information and maps describing landscape setting, wetlands and waters, topography and soils, habitats and natural communities, existing trails and access, cultural features.

Sample projects include:

• Wildlife Habitat and Land Stewardship Plan for the Thompson Forest (2016). Durham, NH
• Wildlife Habitat and Land Stewardship Plan for the Oyster River Forest (2014). Durham, NH
• Wildlife Habitat and Land Stewardship Plan for the Spruce Hole Conservation Area (2014), Durham, NH
• Rothwell Reserve Wildlife Habitat and Land Stewardship Plan (2014), Lee, NH
• Wildlife Habitat Stewardship Plans for private landowners in Jackson, Conway, Madison, Effingham, and Acworth, New Hampshire
• Stewardship Plan for the Isinglass River Conservation Reserve, Hanson Lot and Bedford Lot (2010), Strafford, NH
• Stewardship Plan for the Lee Five Corners Reserve (2010), Lee, NH
• An Ecological Assessment of the Northwood Area Land Management Collaborative (NALMC) Neighborhood (2009), Northwood, NH
• Wagon Hill Farm Stewardship Plan (2009), Durham, NH
• Doe Farm Stewardship Plan (2009), Durham, NH
• Longmarsh Preserve Stewardship Plan (2009), Durham, NH
• Danville Town Forest Stewardship Plan (2008), Danville, NH
• For the Southeast Land Trust of New Hampshire
  • Mast Road Natural Area Management Plan
  • Piscassic Greenway and Cole Farm Management and Stewardship Plan
  • Lamprey River Wildlife Preserve Management Plan
  • Two Rivers Wildlife Preserve Management Plan

Open Space and Regional Conservation Plans

Prepare open space plans for communities, land trusts, and other entities. Plan includes an assessment of purposes of open space, benefits of open space, community support for open space, natural resource inventory, compilation of existing open spaces, priorities for future conservation, tools for open space conservation, and recommendations for education and stewardship, land conservation, and land use planning.

Sample projects include:

• Newmarket Open Space Plan (2007)
• Bear-Paw Regional Greenways Conservation Plan