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A Mitigation Bank is an area of wetlands and streams which has been restored, enhanced, created, or preserved. The value of a bank is determined by quantifying the actions taken on the land in terms of “credits.” These “credits” may subsequently be withdrawn to offset “debits” (i.e. wetland impacts).
