WILDLIFE PROTECTION MANAGEMENT, INC.

WILDLIFE PROTECTION MANAGEMENT, INC. specializes in ecological monitoring, wildlife habitat management, and conservation compliance services for federal and state land management programs. The company applies field-based ecological assessment methodologies, including species inventory protocols, habitat suitability modeling, and environmental impact mitigation planning, to support natural resource stewardship. Their technical expertise includes adherence to NEPA and ESA regulatory frameworks, implementation of adaptive management strategies, and use of GIS-based spatial analysis for wildlife corridor preservation. Differentiators include field-ready data collection systems, collaboration with state wildlife agencies on endangered species recovery plans, and experience in arid-land ecosystem management specific to the Southwestern U.S. Award history does not provide sufficient detail to identify specific federal agencies or program relationships. The contractor’s operational focus suggests potential engagement with land management entities such as the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Bureau of Land Management, or U.S. Forest Service, though no confirmed agency partnerships can be inferred from available data. The primary NAICS code 813312—Environmental Organizations—indicates the firm operates as a non-profit or mission-driven entity delivering conservation services under government contracts or grants. In practice, this means the company provides technical support for wildlife protection initiatives, environmental education outreach, and habitat restoration projects, often in partnership with public land agencies. Their market positioning is niche, centered on applied wildlife science and on-the-ground ecological implementation rather than policy or advocacy. The entity is structured as a small business (2L), headquartered in Albuquerque, New Mexico, with operational reach across the Southwest. No government certifications are listed, and the company’s presence is regional, leveraging local ecological knowledge to support federal conservation mandates. Its business model is grounded in field expertise and regulatory compliance rather than large-scale infrastructure or IT delivery.