Wildwood Environmental Credit Company, LLC
About Wildwood Environmental Credit Company, LLC
Wildwood Environmental Credit Company, LLC trades online as “WildWood Environmental Credits” and bills itself as an “Ecological Offset Provider,” opening with the line “Stewarding a legacy of restoration.” Its stated vision is “Passionately pursuing the creation of more resilient ecosystems,” with the company saying it “strives to change the landscape of conservation.” Under the heading “Why Wildwood” it describes itself as “A Full-Service Ecological Restoration Provider” that “specializes in delivering value to our partners through strategic mitigation and conservation projects,” crediting a team that “combines unique talents, a client first mentality, and a personal pride in restoration in the pursuit of cultivating a wild legacy.” Four offerings are named across the site: Mitigation Banking, Permittee-Responsible Mitigation, Landowner Partnerships, and Long-Term Stewardship. Prospective clients are pointed to an interactive credits map, with the invitation: “Curious about our credits? Need some of your own? Locate available mitigation options for your next project and learn more about where we work.” The about page, headed “The Wildwood Difference,” keeps the same register: “We separate ourselves by being ourselves, and that makes all the difference! Our team members strive to be caretakers of the swamp, stewards of the stream, and protectors of all that is wild.” That page names a staff it collectively calls “The Wild Bunch”: Preston W. Smith and Cliff Sunda as managing partners; Preston L. Smith, given on the site as “Big Pres,” and Larry Dixon as partners; Scott Bosworth and Matt Tribby as wildlife biologists and ecologists; Austin Russell as environmental specialist and forester; Crissy Huffman as chief financial officer; Garrat Carson as aquatic resource specialist; Wesley Stremmel as GIS specialist; Ben Jackson as land specialist; and Trey Cordray as ecological restoration specialist. The site also runs resources it labels “How Credits Are Made,” an “Our Credits (Map)” page and a blog it calls “Wild Insights,” and it invites readers to “Stay in touch with us ‘round the woods” by signing up “to learn more about Wildwood’s culture and future projects.” Its contact page sorts inquiries into mitigation banking, permittee-responsible mitigation, landowner partnerships, long-term stewardship, career opportunities and general inquiries. The corporate office is listed as 12559 County Rd 192, Tyler, TX 75703, with a phone number of (903) 579-9310, and the company links Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn accounts. The crawled pages state no founding year, no certifications and no minimum acreage for landowner partnerships. As described on wildwoodcredits.com, read 23 September 2026.
Can they handle a timber sale?
Selling standing timber properly takes three things. Here's what the state register credits this firm with.
Timber AppraisalAn estimate of what your standing timber is worth in dollars, based on how much there is, its quality, and current prices. When you are selling, settling an estate, dividing property, or need a value for taxes or insurance.What does this mean? → — not listed
works out what your standing timber is worth
Timber Cruise & Volume EstimateA field measurement of your standing trees — their species, sizes, and quality — that adds up to how much wood you actually have. Before you sell, so you go in knowing roughly what is out there rather than taking a buyer's word for it.What does this mean? → — not listed
measures and grades what's actually out there
Timber Sale & Contract AdministrationRunning the sale for you: advertising the timber, taking bids, writing the contract, and overseeing the logging so the agreed terms are met. When you want someone on your side handling the whole sale rather than dealing with buyers and loggers yourself.What does this mean? → — not listed
runs the sale and handles the contract
This firm isn't credited with all three, which doesn't make it a worse forester — plenty specialise in management planning, wildlife or wetlands. It does mean that if your goal is to sell timber, you'd likely need someone else for the part that's missing.
Everything they're registered for
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Franklin, Hopkins, Panola, Morris, Titus, Marion, Nacogdoches, Freestone, Hunt, Navarro, Houston, Delta, Cass, Shelby, Leon, Angelina, Trinity, Red River, Bowie, Lamar, Limestone, San Augustine, Fannin, Madison, Sabine, Polk, Walker, Robertson, Tyler, San Jacinto, Grimes, Jasper, Newton, Montgomery, Hardin, Liberty, Waller, Harris, Orange, Jefferson, Chambers, Fort Bend, Galveston, Brazoria
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