Harris Ranch Wildlife Mitigation Association                                               

The Harris Ranch Wildlife Mitigation Association (HRWMA) was established to mitigate adverse impacts to wildlife by implementing the Harris Ranch Wildlife Impact Assessment and Management Plan (Mitigation Plan). The Mitigation Plan was adopted into Boise City Code in 2007 for the planned community at Harris Ranch. HRWMA is an independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit, governed by a Board of Directors and funded in part by a Conservation Fund established in the Mitigation Plan.

The Conservation Fund 

The Mitigation Plan establishes a Conservation Fund to fund the implementation of the Wildlife Mitigation Plan in perpetuity.  It consists of three types of Wildlife Mitigation Fees: 

The Annual Residential and Commercial Fees are included in the Harris Ranch Homeowners Association dues, billed on a quarterly basis.  

2022 Financial Information:

Form990HRWMA2022.pdf

2023 Bylaws: 

HRWMABylaws10172023.pdf

2024 Board of Supervisors 

OFFICERS:

David Eberle, President

David Eberle Consulting

Michael Pellant, Vice-President

Range Ecologist (Retired)

U.S. Bureau of Land Management

Andy Brunelle, Secretary-Treasurer

Trout Unlimited, Ted Trueblood Chapter

DIRECTORS:

Karl Gebhardt

Hydrologist/Environmental Engineer,

Resource Systems, Inc.

Bruce Smith

Natural Resource/Water Attorney  (Retired), President- Resource Conservation Institute Inc., Private Conservation Foundation, President- PC Partners LLC, Natural Resource Consulting Firm