Developer pledges wildlife mitigation, multi-year studies before building on Belvoir Ranch
Hanwa said it will conduct multi-year environmental, wetland and wildlife studies and deploy mitigation measures (segmented fencing, migration corridors, on-site biologists) used in prior projects to protect species such as pronghorn and burrowing owls.
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Hanwa Renewables said its proposal for Project Wrangler will include standard environmental due diligence — phase I ESAs, wetlands delineation, habitat and wildlife studies, geotechnical borings and iterative consultation with agencies such as state wildlife and fish departments. The developer cited the South Cheyenne Solar project as precedent and said that project won a wildlife stewardship award for mitigation measures.
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