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Energy
DRG undertook this multi-year invasive species management project for several solar panel sites across the state of Massachusetts.
Electric Investor-Owned Utility
Davey Resource Group, Inc. steps up vegetation management patrols to ensure hospitals can avoid power outages during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Parks & Trails
Davey Resource Group helped support increased biodiversity and improved wildlife habitat at Lawrence State Park after reducing woody invasive vegetation cover by 95%.
Electric Investor-Owned Utility
Dominion Energy’s successful implementation of a new, streamlined software system from Davey Resource Group paves the way for more effective work management and organization.
Municipality
Davey Resource Group used the cut stump control method to remove invasive woody vegetation from a landowner’s private property, further reaching the owner’s goal of creating a wildlife friendly space on his land.
Municipality
DRG transformed a barren stormwater basin into a thriving ecosystem and trail system at Culver Park in Homer Glen, Illinois.
Electric Government Utility
Hurricane Michael significantly altered the landscape throughout Northern Florida, leading Florida Public Utilities Company to request a system-wide survey from Davey Resource Group and re-evaluate their trim cycle.
Municipality
Davey Resource Group removed invasive species in the southwest Michigan state game lands, providing a healthy ecosystem for endangered animal species.
Municipality
Davey Resource Group’s knowledgeable staff helped The Audubon Society of Ohio take a step forward in their goal of eradicating an invasive plant species in Warder Perkins nature preserve.
Government
Davey Resource Group, Inc. tackles various obstacles to provide Nellis Air Force Base treatment for an invasive plant within a short timeframe.
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