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Broad Run, Virginia
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Restoration, Protection, and Stewardship
Stream & Wetland Mitigation Credits Available in Northern Virginia
The Cloverland Farm Mitigation Bank is an approved and operational stream and wetland mitigation bank located along Broad Run in northern Virginia. The Bank provides high-quality compensatory mitigation credits for permitted impacts to aquatic resources within its approved Geographic Service Area.
The Bank was developed in coordination with federal and state regulatory agencies and is managed to ensure long-term ecological performance, regulatory compliance, and permanent protection of restored resources.
Purpose of the Cloverland Farm Mitigation Bank
Restoration
Stream and wetland mitigation credits are generated through completed, science-based restoration and enhancement activities designed to improve ecological function and watershed health.
Protection
All restored resources are permanently protected through conservation easements and managed in accordance with approved regulatory requirements to ensure long-term stability and performance.
Stewardship
The Bank is actively monitored, managed, and maintained over time to meet performance standards and ensure lasting ecological value through responsible long-term stewardship.
About the Project
Cloverland Farm Mitigation Bank is designed to improve ecological function within Broad Run and its tributaries through a comprehensive restoration and long-term management strategy. Planned activities include stream restoration, wetland enhancement, invasive species management, and habitat improvements that will result in lasting benefits to water quality, hydrology, and aquatic habitat.
All work is being developed in accordance with the 2008 Federal Mitigation Rule (33 CFR Part 332) and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Norfolk District Mitigation Banking Instrument (MBI) template.
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Geographic Service Area
The proposed Geographic Service Area (GSA) includes portions of the Middle Potomac–Catoctin–Anacostia–Occoquan watershed within the Commonwealth of Virginia, with an adjacent secondary service area in the Lower Potomac watershed.”
Final service area boundaries will be confirmed through approval of the Mitigation Banking Instrument by the Interagency Review Team.