Markit! Forestry Management ("Markit! Forestry"), headquartered in Colorado Springs, Colorado, has opened an office in Flagstaff, Arizona, to better serve its expanding business in the state. The address and phone number of Markit! Forestry's Arizona office is: 

Markit! Forestry's Flagstaff office is centrally located in the heart of the forested areas of Arizona. Markit! Forestry's office is located within a two-hour drive of five of the six National Forests in Arizona: the Apache-Sitgreaves, Coconino, Kaibab, Prescott and Tonto National Forests. The office is also in close proximity to the internationally recognized School of Forestry at Northern Arizona University, and is conveniently located near interstate highway 40 and interstate highway 17.

​Markit! Forestry Management ("Markit! Forestry"), one of the leading forestry management companies in the Southwest United States, has appointed Mr. Matt Wigle as its Vice President of Strategic Development. Mr. Wigle will be working from Markit! Forestry's headquarters office in Colorado Springs. Mr. Wigle joins Markit! Forestry from HDR Engineering, Inc., where he was Associate Vice President & Federal Market Sector Director. In his position of Associate Vice President, Mr. Wigle contributed significantly to the rapid growth of HDR Engineering's work for the U.S. Department of Defense and for various civilian agencies of the U.S. government. Mr. Wigle has more than 30 years of diversified professional experience gained through working across multiple market sectors in over 22 countries. Mr. Wigle's professional experience includes positions with Kleinfelder, Inc., the United States Army Corps of Engineers and Booz Allen & Hamilton.

​Markit! Forestry Management ("Markit! Forestry") has completed a highly complex environmental forestry project on approximately 380 acres in the Chatfield State Park in Douglas and Jefferson counties in Colorado. The park encompasses the Chatfield Reservoir, which has a surface area of 1423 acres, and is fed by the South Platte River, Plum Creek and other smaller creeks. 

​To help control flooding, the Chatfield Reservoir was built in 1975 by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers at the confluence of the South Platte River and Plum Creek. The reservoir has the ability to store more than 350,000 acre-feet of water. The primary purpose of the reservoir is flood control, but it also provides storage space for conservation water, which is used for municipal, industrial, agricultural and recreational uses, as well as maintaining fisheries and wildlife habitat, and providing drinking water to the Denver metropolitan area. 

Markit! Forestry Management LLC ("Markit! Forestry") of Colorado Springs has acquired the forestry company The Tree Musketeers, of Black Hawk, Colorado. The transaction was completed on April 3. Financial terms were not disclosed.
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The Tree Musketeers was founded in 2000 by Jason Bullis. Since its founding, The Tree Musketeers has executed over 500 forestry projects in over 10 Colorado counties, from Larimer County in northern Colorado, to Park County to the south, to Eagle County to the west, to Adams County to the east. The Tree Musketeers completed fire mitigation, defensible space, and forest fuels reduction projects for the Colorado State Forest Service, the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), county conservation services, homeowner associations and individual landowners.

Markit! Forestry Management ("Markit! Forestry"), headquartered in Colorado Springs, Colorado, has opened an office in American Fork, Utah, to better serve its expanding business in the state. The address and phone number of Markit! Forestry's new office is:

American Fork is located between Salt Lake City and Provo, on the north end of Utah Lake. Markit! Forestry's office is about 35 miles from downtown Salt Lake City, to the north, and about fifteen miles to downtown Provo, to the south. Markit! Forestry's office is conveniently located near interstate highway 15. ​