BETTER HABITAT. LESS HASSLE. our goal…
zero OUT-OF-POCKET COST.

We help Alabama landowners improve wildlife habitat and manage their property through USDA/NRCS conservation programs. From applications and paperwork to getting the work done, we handle the process from start to finish.

We Make Habitat Management Simple

You know what you want for your property.
We help make it happen.

Based in Montgomery, Alabama, On Point Habitat Management helps landowners plan and complete habitat improvement projects through USDA/NRCS conservation programs.

We handle the applications. We handle the paperwork.
We do the work.

And when your project qualifies for available funding, our goal is to complete that work with zero out-of-pocket cost to you.

Consultations and applications are always free.

What we can do for your land

A black utility vehicle with a drone mounted on top, sitting in a grassy field with a background of trees and a clear blue sky.
A black utility vehicle with a drone mounted on top, sitting in a grassy field with a background of trees and a clear blue sky.

Habitat Improvement

Improve your property for deer, turkey, quail, and other wildlife.

Person wearing a helmet and gloves using a chainsaw to cut a tree in a forest, with orange marking on the trees and lush green foliage in the background.

Invasive Species Control

Control unwanted vegetation and restore desirable native habitat.

A red forestry or utility tractor with large tires working through a wooded area, moving dirt or debris with a front attachment.

Timber & Vegetation Management

Improve forest health through targeted management practices.

A forest fire with flames and smoke among tall trees, a hazy sky in the background.

Prescribed Burning

Use controlled fire to improve habitat and promote healthier forests.

Your land,

improved.

READY TO SEE WHAT'S POSSIBLE FOR YOUR PROPERTY?

Tell us what you'd like to accomplish. We'll help you determine what options may be available and whether your property could qualify for USDA/NRCS funding.