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Non-Profit
Beyond Housing, aided by an EPA grant, aimed to enhance community forestry in 24:1 area communities. They partnered with DRG to conduct a tree canopy assessment, produce tailored reports, and develop visual tools for local planning, emphasizing equity and community engagement.
Residential/Mixed Use
Davey Tree crews were on-site weekly at Presidio Landmark, a unique luxury housing location that puts environmentally friendly practices at the forefront of their landscaping needs.
Electric Investor-Owned Utility
When a prominent utility needed help increasing the safety culture of one of their divisions, they called on the experts at Davey to educate and empower crews.
Residential/Mixed Use
Trails at Redwood Falls, a 98-lot subdivision located on one of Medina County’s oldest golf courses, was subject to scrutiny by the Hinckley Township Zoning Commission. Davey Resource Group was up to the challenge and carefully considered the commission’s concerns while working on the project.
Parks & Trails
Davey Resource Group’s experts restored 108 acres of the Litchfield Wetland Nature Preserve for the Medina County Park District, re-establishing important habitats.
Mitigation Banking
Wetland Studies and Solutions, Inc. created, restored, and enhanced 375 acres of wetlands, 3.5 acres of open water, 81 acres of preserved wetlands, and 216 acres of preserved or reforested upland buffers along the Cedar Run in Virginia.
Mitigation Banking
Davey Resource Group helped with the construction and continued monitoring of the Caton Creek Mitigation Bank project in South Carolina, the first stream and wetland mitigation bank in the area.
Parks & Trails
Removal of riparian vegetation and urbanization within the Griswold Creek watershed has caused increased runoff, elevated water temperatures, and increased water flows. DRG worked with Geauga Parks District to restore the stream, improve habitats, and increase floodplain storage.
Municipality
DRG removed invasives; installed coir logs, erosion control blankets, and native plantings; and added a stone fishing node to repair erosion, restore habitat, and improve water quality at The Lost Lake in Wildwood Park.
Transportation
The Michigan Department of Transportation enlisted the help of Davey Resource Group to establish a dense, habitat-friendly vegetation buffer between the I-75 mainline and ramps and the adjacent neighborhoods.
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