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Protecting farms and wetlands along the Lower Vermilion River
Protecting farms and wetlands along the Lower Vermilion River
The Natural Capital Wealth of Santa Barbara County, CA
The Natural Capital Wealth of Santa Barbara County, CA
Building Value Underground: Soil Health and Quality Valuation Tool
Building Value Underground: Soil Health and Quality Valuation Tool
The Benefits of Green Infrastructure in Central Ohio
The Benefits of Green Infrastructure in Central Ohio
Carbon Credit Potential of Nez Perce Wetlands
Carbon Credit Potential of Nez Perce Wetlands
Green Stormwater Infrastructure in Washington, DC
Green Stormwater Infrastructure in Washington, DC
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A Memorandum of Understanding for salmon recovery
A Memorandum of Understanding for salmon recovery

Earth Economics has been working with the Pacific Salmon Commission First Nations and Tribal Caucuses as they drafted a Memorandum of Understanding on salmon recovery. Caucus members reached out to Earth Economics based on earlier collaboration to document the Sociocultural Significance of Pacific Salmon to Tribes and First Nations.

Restoring the Duckabush Estuary
Restoring the Duckabush Estuary

In December, WDFW signed a partnership agreement with the USACE, establishing cost-sharing and implementation responsibilities for restoring the Duckabush Estuary. In 2023, we estimated the total value of the ecosystems protected and restored at $249.6M over 100 years, generating 449 local jobs. Restoring connectivity in the estuary will support an 400,000 additional salmon.

The Network for Engineering with Nature
The Network for Engineering with Nature

Earth Economics has been invited to join the US Army Corps of Engineer’s (USACE) Network for Engineering with Nature (N-EWN). Established in 2019, N-EWN is a nationwide interdisciplinary community of public agencies, academic institutions, private firms, and non-profit groups working together to advance the adoption of nature-based solutions.

 
 

BETTER DECISIONS, NATURALLY.

We all rely on services provided by nature, often in ways we don’t fully recognize. Earth Economics identifies and quantifies those benefits to ensure they are included in the decision-making process at all levels, so communities can mitigate risk, increase resilience, and protect their natural capital wealth.

Our Mission

We quantify and value the benefits nature provides to people, communities, and organizations, fostering effective decisions that prioritize the wellbeing of people and nature.

Our Vision

We envision a future where the wellbeing of people and the natural world are central to all economic decision making.