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17-acre Wetlands & Riparian Forest | Western Gulf Coastal Grasslands Bioregion
17-acre Wetlands & Riparian Forest | Western Gulf Coastal Grasslands Bioregion

17-acre Wetlands & Riparian Forest | Western Gulf Coastal Grasslands Bioregion

Natural Cap Rate

n/a

FLOWS

$246,059

STOCKS

n/a

VALUE GAP

n/a

Offering
Natural Asset Valuation
Stage
VALUED
Ecosystem
Rivers & LakesInland WetlandsTemperate Forests
Condition

8

Acres
16.68
Hectares
7
Bioregion
Western Gulf Coastal Grasslands
Ecoregion
Western Gulf Coastal Grasslands
Watersheds
Oyster CreekAnclote RiverGulf of Mexico
Agent Account
knight-wetlands.basin

17 acre wetlands forest in Houston MSA in the Western Gulf Coastal Grasslands Bioregion has a annual RealValue of Natural Capital of $246,059. This site was successfully not converted into a hotel but has not been protected and is still at risk. The primary Core Benefits of Natural Capital for this site include recreation, habitat, resilience, clean water, clean air, water abundance, and healthy soils as well as immense cultural and social value.

This is provided as a RealValuation for informational purposes only. Natural Cap Rate and RealValue Gap can/will be provided as more information on the real asset becomes available at which time Certificates of Ensurance could be issued.

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Contact Thomas Morgan, CCIM 1-970-618-4086 or email for more info and to discuss your specific mandate.
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Natural Capital Valuation

FLOWS: $ 246,059

STOCKS: TBD

Natural Cap Rate: TBD

Source: RealValue of Natural Capital Framework

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Natural Asset Ensurance

Pending real asset data

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Ecosystem Data

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Ecosystem Extent

~16.68 total acres

Composition

  • Inland Wetlands
  • Riparian
  • Temperate Forest

Notes

Based on the BASIN Ecosystems typology.

The full ecosystem delineation (land cover % breakdown) is available to BASIN Members.

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Ecosystem Characteristics

Ecosystem Functional Groups

On file with BASIN - Available to BASIN Members

Characteristics Notes

Intact temperate forest comprised of wetlands and floodplain in suburban location.

Based on desktop review. Higher resolution needed from IUCN.

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Ecosystem Condition

Overall

8/10

Ecosystem Composition Scores

Inland Wetlands: 8/10

Riparian: 8/10 (floodplain)

Temperate Forest: 8/10

Condition Notes

Intact temperate forest comprised of wetlands and floodplain in suburban location.

Based on desktop review.

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Ecological Indicators

Over 250 ecological indicators are available to BASIN members. Our comprehensive approach includes data on ecosystem condition, characteristic, state, and integrity, alongside biodiversity, biocomplexity, ecosystem services, and climate data. These indicators provide a intelligence on the health and vitality of each project and the impact of the BASIN Protocol and help measure biodiversity uplift and ecological benefits.

Ensurance Policyholders get full claim on ecological data. Availability of specific indicators and metrics may vary by site and project.

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Example indicators and metrics:

  • Abundance and distribution of selected species (e.g., birds, butterflies)
  • Red List Index for threatened species
  • Ecosystem coverage and integrity assessments
  • Habitats of significant ecological interest
  • Livestock genetic diversity
  • Nationally designated protected areas
  • Critical load exceedance for nitrogen
  • Impact of climate change on bird populations
  • Marine Trophic Index for ecosystem health
  • Fragmentation of natural and semi-natural areas
  • Freshwater quality and availability
  • Forest metrics: growing stock, increment, and felling data
  • Deadwood volume in forests
  • Agricultural nitrogen balance
  • Area under management practices supporting biodiversity
  • European commercial fish stock assessments
  • Aquaculture effluent water quality
  • Ecological Footprint assessments
  • Public awareness and engagement metrics
  • Species Rarity and Distinct Species Assemblages
  • Climate Stabilization Areas (high carbon stocks)
  • Wildlife Corridors and Indigenous lands overlap
  • Mean Species Abundance across different ecosystems
  • Genetic diversity in animals, plants, and microbes
  • Ecosystem structure, function, and connectivity evaluations
  • Water Quality: Proportion of Nitrogen Retained
  • Timber Provision: Percentage of Forest Cover
  • Food Provision: Crop Cover percentage
  • Coastal Protection and Erosion Control metrics
  • Soil Fertility: Soil Organic Carbon Stocks
  • Water Security: Water Availability metrics
  • Air Quality & Local Climate: Annual Net Primary Production
  • Pollination: Proportion of area pollinated
  • Regulation of air quality and climate by ecosystems
  • Regulation of ocean acidification and freshwater quality
  • Regulation of hazards and extreme events through natural habitats
  • Materials and assistance from ecosystems (e.g., marine fish stocks)
  • Medicinal, biochemical, and genetic resources from forests
  • Learning and inspiration derived from ecosystem diversity
  • Physical and psychological experiences connected to natural landscapes
  • Supporting identities through stable land use and cover
  • Maintenance of options for future ecological management
  • Atmosphere, Hydrosphere, and Biosphere parameters
  • Land, Ocean, and Anthropogenic environmental indicators

Ecosystem Services Values (FLOWS) Notes

ESV's based off BASIN RealValue Basis v2.

Real Asset (STOCKS) Notes

There is no income currently on this property. Certificates of Ensurance or conservation easement are possible.

Contact - More Info

Thomas Morgan, CCIM at 1-970-618-4086 or email.

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BASIN Members Only

Available to BASIN Members:

  • property brochure
  • geoJSON
  • soils report
  • detailed ecosystem / land cover delineation
  • per ecosystem RealValues
  • Ecological Indicators
  • detailed calculations of Ensurance Premiums

Fine Print

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