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A coastal restoration: Queen Bess Island, Grand Isle, Louisiana
Queen Bess Island, located off the coast of Grand Isle, Louisiana, is a historic nesting ground for numerous coastal bir …
A rare visitor to our Bois d’Arc Lake project
A recent unexpected surprise has captured the hearts of our staff at our Bois d'Arc Lake Mitigation project. Learn how t …
Rare Mountain Chorus frogs discovered at our Robinson Fork mitigation bank
Can you hear that? The RES team and our research partners, made an exciting discovery at our Robinson Fork Mitigation Ba …
A transformed habitat for some local species at the Mud Creek stream mitigation bank
At RES, we are a passionate group of people. And for Anthony Brais that passion is focused on reptiles and frogs. Share …
Indiana Bat state-wide conservation bank
Indiana bats, a federally endangered species, depend on specific habitats for feeding, staging before hibernation, and p …
RES: Restoring a resilient earth for a modern world
RES is the nation’s largest ecological restoration company and is restoring a resilient earth for a modern world. We res …
Stream mitigation performance standards
In his presentation at the 2024 National Stream Conference, Bob Siegfried from RES discusses stream mitigation performan …
Dam removal for mitigation crediting
Mitigation banking is a method of countering the environmental damage done to ecosystems due to the improvement, repair, …
Protecting golden-cheeked warbler habitat in central Texas
Male golden-cheeked warblers repeat an ascending buzzy song to mark their territory and attract a mate. But you’ll only …