We Believe Each Piece
of Land Deserves Our Attention and Care
Far too often, it’s difficult to ensure optimal success when coordinating a plan, fielding action and navigating ideal
timelines. When these timing windows are missed,
the habitat suffers.
timelines. When these timing windows are missed,
the habitat suffers.
Tracking Critical Efficacy Data to Guide Future Action
Successful restoration depends on coordinating a plan, performing action in the field, completing it with an ideal growing cycle and having the ability to track and monitor activities demonstrating near real-time results.
We understand the challenges you face with disconnected systems, volunteer labor and managing the important sequence of events.
With EcoPoint, you can trust that we’ll bring innovation to your operation like never before. Since 2017, the experts at EcoPoint have helped organizations make better decisions that lead to healthier ecosystems.
Matt Hoobler
Matt Hoobler has an extensive background in land and natural resource management and environmental stewardship. He holds agricultural degrees from the University of Wyoming (B.S.) and Kansas State University (M.S.) and has continued his education in various conservation and restoration emphasis areas including range and wildlife management, stream and watershed assessment, and large-scale project planning, permitting, construction, and monitoring. Matt is a Director with the Wyoming Wild Sheep Foundation and a board member of the University of Wyoming College of Agriculture, Life Sciences, and Natural Resources Advisory Board. Matt is based in Wyoming and enjoys his time afield, usually hunting and fishing with his family, friends, and horses.
