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Municipality
Davey Resource Group used tree inventory data they gathered to create a tree management plan that focuses on Emerald Ash Borer for the City of Buffalo in Minnesota.
Electric Co-op Utility
DRG used Futura software to collect detailed information for Southeastern Electric Cooperative and create a connectivity map of their service area.
Municipality
Davey Resource Group helped the city of Tulsa, OK, re-green its footprint through a concerted tree planting program organized by a local non-profit.
Transportation
Davey Resource Group assisted the New Jersey Turnpike Authority in obtaining State and Federal environmental permits for the replacement of Garden State Parkway bridge over Great Egg Harbor.
Industrial
A Tennessee distribution center sits in the heart of Nashville, operating from a 274,000-square-foot warehouse with a large fleet coming and going regularly. Through expert grounds maintenance services, Davey helps the center’s employees stay safe and keeps the facility operational.
Municipality
Davey Resource Group performed a detailed analysis and modeled a 10-year maintenance cycle approach to help increase tree canopy in Portland, OR’s, lower income neighborhoods.
Residential/Mixed Use
DRG helped a private property owner north of Seattle stay in compliance with municipal tree protection requirements by inspecting 35 trees and outlining a plan for their preservation during construction.
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.
Electric Investor-Owned Utility
Penelec partnered with Davey Resource Group to employ predictive asset health analytics to prevent outages from equipment failure.
Natural Gas/Pipeline
A major North American-based company called on WSSI to remove invasive species from a stream bank near a span of rights-of-way (ROWs) that could have put the stability of the ROW at risk.
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