Wildscape Restoration is a full service environmental restoration company from biological assessments to habitat mitigation
and everything in between!

Wildscape is a licensed landscape contractor with the California State License Board and a licensed pest control business with certified Qualified Applicators through the California Department of Pesticide Regulation, including classifications in right-of-way, aquatics and landscape maintenance. Wildscape implements Best Management Practices (BMPs) into all of the work we do to ensure safety and accuracy of all projects.

We offer consulting and contracting services for all your environmental needs! The combined experience of our consulting and contracting divisions has given Wildscape an advantage in understanding the various components associated with planning and implementing project. From weed abatement to biological assessments, See the Services page for more details 
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​Wildscape Licenses and Permits 

• California Contractors State License Board (CSLB) C-27 Landscaping License and A - General Engineering License #890771
• California Department of Pesticide Regulation Pest Control Business License #33386
• California Unified Certification Program (CUCP) Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) #36836
• California Department of Transportation State Women and Minority Business Enterprise #36836
• California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) Women and Minority Business Enterprise (Multi- Status WMBE) Verification Order Number (VON) #10080256
• California Office of Small Business Certification and Resources (OSBCR) Micro/Small Business (SB) #50714
• SBA 8(a) certification through the US Small Business Administration 
• ISA Certified Arborist #WE-116567A

​Did you know?

While Wildscape offers a broad selection of services, we have a few specialties. One of our specialties is removing giant reed, or arundo (Aundo donax). Wildscape has been removing arundo from watersheds all over southern California for 13 years. Arundo is a tall perennial grass that forms dense stands. It uptakes more water than native vegetation, does not provide habitat for native species and is highly flammable. This non-native invasive species is difficult to remove and requires many re-treatments. Over the years, Wildscape has learned the ins-and-outs of arundo and how to effectively and efficiently remove it using various methods.

Removing arundo in the Arroyo Simi with a skid steer & mulching head attachment

​Meet the Wildscape Founder!
Noreen Murano, President
Noreen Murano has 19 years of experience in the Environmental Consulting field. Ms. Murano earned her Bachelor of Science from the University of California, Berkeley and a Masters of Business Administration from Santa Barbara Business College. Ms. Murano started Wildscape in 2006 and is the President of the company! She has expertise in habitat restoration, biological resources, environmental permitting and Compliance, and CEQA/NEPA. Ms. Murano has a QAL, is a licensed landscape contractor and a certified arborist. Ms, Murano has managed habitat restoration, mitigation and watershed planning projects throughout southern California.
She has a passion for habitat restoration and native plants. Her other hobbies include baking delicious treats for the office and hiking on the weekends. She loves spending time with her family and 3 cats and 2 rambunctious dogs (and the office fish!)