Environmental Services

They don't call it the Lowcountry for nothing! Wetlands are widespread and don't always have water in them. Wetlands can dramatically affect property values and end use of the land they are on. Let us help you identify wetland features as defined by the US Army Corps of Engineers & SCDHEC- OCRM to fulfill your due dilligence and keep you out of trouble.

Wetlands

Freshwater & Critical Area Permitting

The staff at Greentree Land Management has developed a working relationship with the regulatory agencies such as: US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), SC DHEC's Office of Coastal Resource Management (OCRM), National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS), US Fish & Wildlife Service (USFWS), and many more local, state, and federal agencies. Let us help you to navigate the intricacies of wetland permitting in a timly and budget-minded fasion to meet your goals.

Mining

Greentree Land Management specializes in procuring mining permits for fill dirt and construction sand operations. While geologic formation limits where they are feasible, mines can be a great way to add value to your portfolio as well as add substance and differentiate habitat on your property. Once finished, most mines are left as ponds that can be managed for largemouth bass and sunfish, or even as a waterfowl impoundment.

Impoundment Management

Tidal, riverine, and upland impoundments are engrained in the history and landscape of the lowcountry. These unique landforms are one of the most productive ecosystems documented within the lowcountry and require various permits and constant management to keep them in functioning condition. Greentree Land Management specializes in the management, establishment, maintenance and repair of such impoundments.