Resource Environmental Solutions LLC

Resource Environmental Solutions LLC

Environmental Services

Bellaire, TX 16,731 followers

Restoring a resilient earth for a modern world

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As the nation’s largest nature-based solutions company, RES (Resource Environmental Solutions) is restoring a resilient earth for a modern world, project by project. RES creates durable, resilient natural infrastructure for communities through solutions for environmental mitigation, stormwater and water quality, and climate and flooding resilience. RES has a unique operating model for delivering ecological mitigation and restoration projects, based on science-led design, full delivery, and long-term performance. From headwaters to coastal shores, RES designs, builds, and sustains sites that preserve the environmental balance, lifting impaired ecosystems to restored health and ultimately, self-sufficiency. These projects restore sensitive wetland, prairie, and species habitats as well as floodplains, streams, river valleys, and coastal and tidal systems. The result is nature-based systems that cleanse water, shelter wildlife, buffer storms, and sequester carbon from the atmosphere.

Website
http://www.res.us
Industry
Environmental Services
Company size
501-1,000 employees
Headquarters
Bellaire, TX
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2007
Specialties
Ecological Offsets, Habitat Restoration, Coastal Restoration, Mitigation Credits, Wetland Mitigation, Stream Mitigation, Stormwater Management, Green Infrastructure, Public-Private Partnership, and Nature-based Solutions

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    Resource Environmental Solutions LLC

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    Our stream restoration work with AECOM - Water has begun! The project will protect stream banks from erosion, support lush vegetation, and create a thriving habitat for fish, ensuring a balanced and resilient ecosystem once the water is redirected. #WeAreRES #streamrestoration #AECOM

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    Brandon Alderman

    Senior Stream Restoration Designer at AECOM

    🌿 A New Chapter for Blackwater Creek 🌊 AECOM - Water Stream Team are on site performing full-time construction observation and inspection and we’re thrilled to announce a monumental leap in this ecological restoration phase of the project! With the College Lake Dam now removed after 90 years, we’ve unshackled Blackwater Creek, allowing fish to thrive and sediment to flow naturally once again in the City of Lynchburg. 🚧 Resource Environmental Solutions LLC is our dedicated construction crew on-site, embarking on the next phase: stream and wetland restoration. These innovative toe wood structures are being installed offline and once flows are diverted to the area are set to fortify the stream banks against erosion, all while nurturing vegetation and creating a sanctuary for fish. This isn’t just construction; it’s the emergence of life for Blackwater Creek, missing for decades. Stay tuned as we revive the heartbeat of this ecosystem! 🐟💧 #BlackwaterCreekWetlands #ecosystemrestoration #streamrestoration #NatureHeals Lynchburg Water Resources AECOM MBP (McDonough Bolyard Peck)

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    Congrats to the Resource Institute Inc. and Paula Hinkle for another fantastic National Stream Restoration Conference in the books! Thank you to everyone who visited our booth and engaged with our experts on our innovative approaches to stream restoration. And let's not forget those who admired our stickers. 😊 A special shoutout to our RES team for their insightful presentations: Women in Stream Restoration (WiSR): Building Leadership & Connections in the Restoration Landscape co-hosted by Kathy Hoverman, P.E. Stream Mitigation Performance Standards Should Be Based on the Restoration of Ecological Processes, Not on Principles of Engineering Success with Robert Siegfried Functional Monitoring in Stream Restoration with Mike Sachs Competing With Natural Channel Design Crediting Paradigms: Review of Dam Removal as an Innovative Stream Mitigation Approach with Wes Newell Performance Monitoring Development for Impoundment Removal Projects with Bree Stephens Using an Integrated Delivery Approach with Stream and Floodplain Restoration as a Tool to Improve Water Quality in an Eutrophic Central Florida Basin with Mary Szafraniec, PhD, PWS We were especially gratified to see our Klamath partners from the Tribes representing the project. We loved sharing our knowledge and passion for restoring our precious waterways with all of you. See you next year in Baltimore! #WeAreRES #NSRC2024 #StreamRestoration

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    We are excited to announce our first wetland mitigation bank in Minnesota! Castle Rock Mitigation Bank has received approval for 112 wetland credits and will begin construction in July. Credits for the Bank, located in Bank Service Area 8 (BSA8), will be available soon. For more information, please contact Terence Ruane (truane@res.us), and to view available credits, visit our website: https://lnkd.in/gsdggFMf #MitigationBanking #WetlandCredits #CastleRockMN

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    Laissez les bon temps rouler! RES is thrilled to be a sponsor of Resource Institute Inc.'s National Stream Restoration Conference in New Orleans! Join us at Booth #202 to meet our experts and learn about our innovative approaches to stream restoration. Don't miss these insightful presentations from our RES team: Women in Stream Restoration (WiSR): Building Leadership & Connections in the Restoration Landscape co-hosted by Kathy Hoverman, P.E. Monday Afternoon (5:00) Stream Mitigation Performance Standards Should Be Based on the Restoration of Ecological Processes, Not on Principles of Engineering Success with Robert Siegfried Session D: Tuesday Morning (9:10) Functional Monitoring in Stream Restoration with Mike Sachs Session D: Tuesday Morning (11:10) Competing With Natural Channel Design Crediting Paradigms: Review of Dam Removal as an Innovative Stream Mitigation Approach with Wes Newell Session F: Tuesday Morning (9:30) Performance Monitoring Development for Impoundment Removal Projects with Bree Stephens Session F: Tuesday Morning (10:50) Using an Integrated Delivery Approach with Stream and Floodplain Restoration as a Tool to Improve Water Quality in an Eutrophic Central Florida Basin with Mary Szafraniec, PhD, PWS Session J: Tuesday Afternoon (4:30) We look forward to seeing you there and sharing our knowledge and passion for restoring our precious waterways! #WeAreRES #StreamRestoration #NSRC2024 #WaterQuality #EcologicalRestoration 

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    Check out our team's incredible work transforming this floodplain wetland in North Central Pennsylvania! Notice the tree in the background, which witnessed it all. RES was engaged to develop and implement a Remedial Action Plan to improve the wetland hydrology and vegetative development within a failing off-site compensatory mitigation (PRM) project. Improper design and excavation had resulted in excessive ponding in the restored wetlands, failing to meet the project goals, preventing the wetland from vegetating, and negatively impacting the ecology of the abutting trout stream. Check out the progression of our work: Photo 1: In its pre-RES involvement state, the site was dominated by a large stagnant pool ringed by a monoculture of cattail. Photo 2: Geotextile coffer dams at work, keeping the area dry as our team leveled the floodplain. Photo 3: Jute erosion control matting in place, with grasses from the erosion control seed mix starting to sprout and several new native tree and shrub plantings. Photo 4: Native vegetation and shrubs thriving, showing the site is on a successful path to complete floodplain restoration. Awesome work team! #WeAreRES #transformationTuesday #wetlands

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    We are proud to announce the successful completion of the Lockport Prairie and Prairie Bluff Ecosystem Restoration project, in partnership with the Forest Preserve District of Will County and the US Army Corps of Engineers. Lockport Prairie and Prairie Bluff are home to a rare and vital ecosystem that provides habitat to the federally endangered Hine’s emerald dragonfly (photo credit: Richard & Susan Day/Danita Delimont). Our restoration efforts have been essential in preserving and enhancing these natural habitats. A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held on Friday, May 31st, to celebrate the completion of the project. We welcome the community to explore and enjoy these restored natural areas. #ecologicalrestoration #WeAreRES

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    Check out "Roots So Deep," a compelling new four-part docuseries highlighting the groundbreaking efforts of innovative farmers and scientists dedicated to improving soil health. Our RES team collaborated with grazing consultants and other organizations to identify 90 potential regenerative farmers to include in our research. We traveled with Peter Byck, an ASU professor and filmmaker, visited farms, and selected the best candidates. The series features appearances from Ry Thompson, RES Project Manager and Ecologist, and Patrick Daniels, Ecologist. Trailer: https://lnkd.in/gMiPZf8P  Available to rent: www.rootssodeep.org #rootssodeep #science #farming #soil #soilhealth #climate

    Roots So Deep (you can see the devil down there) Trailer 1

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    It’s World Fish Migration Day! Let’s elevate and celebrate the importance of free-flowing rivers and migratory fish! Here are a few of the fish passage improvement projects where RES is playing a key role: California: We are leading the restoration component of the Klamath River Renewal Project, where 400+ stream miles of habitat is being reopened by the removal of four aging dams this year. We're planting 2,200 acres with native seeds and ensuring tributary connectivity to boost salmon and steelhead populations. This project is vital to several tribes who have relied on the Klamath River for generations. North Carolina: In 2023, we, along with American Rivers, secured a NOAA grant to demolish and restore aging dams on the Deep River, including one in Ramseur, slated for removal in late 2025. Additionally, we are part of the team awarded the Ela Dam Removal Project in Swain County, providing permitting support, channel design, native revegetation, and river restoration. This project holds significant environmental and cultural importance for the Eastern Band of the Cherokee, supporting threatened fish and mussel species in Western North Carolina. #WorldFishMigrationDay reminds us that a migrating fish is a happy fish! #WeAreRES #FreeFlow #happyfish

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