Harris Ranch Wildlife Mitigation Association
The Harris Ranch Wildlife Mitigation Association (HRWMA) was established to mitigate adverse impacts to wildlife through conservation planning and restoration efforts.
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Wildlife at Harris RanchDid you know that an array of wildlife can be found at Harris Ranch from insects to amphibians to reptiles to birds and mammals? View images of wildlife in our photo gallery below. | Attend a Class
Everyone is welcome and encouraged to register and attend classes to learn more about plants and wildlife. (Please note: Homeowners who live in the Harris Ranch Specific Plan (SP01) are eligible for a refund.) Please visit our classes page for a list of ongoing and upcoming classes as well as more details about our refund policy. Become a MEMBERJOIN US ! (Log IN on the top right of this page) Stay in touch! Learn more! Volunteer with us in 2024! See News & Events below | Plants Growing WildA diverse native plant community provides food, shelter, and nesting sites for pollinators and wildlife, stabilizes the soil, moderates temperatures along streams and rivers, filters pollutants from waterways, cleans air, and beautifies our community. See what's growing at Harris Ranch below. |
Upcoming events
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Fall Planting Events are scheduled and we need your help to get hundreds of plants in the ground! Volunteer a Day with Us! 
NEW FENCE at the Dallas Harris Legacy Walkway ENTRANCE: Fence repair and re-construction is complete. This entrance to the Dallas Harris Legacy Walkway, from the west end, is now wheelchair and stroller accessible. Please note that this slower, natural walkway along the river is pedestrian only. There is no motorized vehicles, scooters, or bicycles allowed. The greenbelt nearby provides a continuous pathway for bicycle and other modes of transportation. Please give pedestrians the right of way while enjoying the greenbelt.
| Foothills We planted 2,900 bitterbrush seedlings in the foothills this spring 2024 from locally collected and grown seed. Riparian
We are restoring aquatic habitat to the lower portion of this creek where it enters the Boise River. Click the link below to see fish fry swimming in Warm Springs Creek
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HRWMA
P.O. Box 1949