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eDNA and macroinvertebrate monitoring: What RES found at its Georgia mitigation banks
RES mitigation banks in Georgia are supporting more macroinvertebrate diversity than traditional net sampling was captur …
From degraded stream to pollinator habitat: Little Westham Creek
Stream restoration projects are often judged too early. Immediately after construction, sites can appear cleared and exp …
What 400,000 trail camera images taught us about solar development and grassland birds
Solar development and wildlife conservation are routinely framed as competing priorities. In some contexts, they are. Bu …
Digging deeper: How Nature-based Solutions are powering the future of transmission line projects
Transmission lines are the backbone of economic growth and require vast corridors that often intersect with sensitive en …
Proactive conservation in action: RES expands bat bank to meet current and future regulatory needs
RES expands its Pennsylvania Bat Conservation Bank to include more species, offering flexible, science-backed solutions …
Turning vision into reality: RES’ mitigation project for Gallo Wineries reaches major milestone
Completing RES’ Permittee-Responsible Mitigation (PRM) project for Gallo Wineries is a testament to meticulous planning, …
Investing in research: Studying the birds of Riverby
In this episode, we explore the Riverby Ranch restoration project in Texas, a groundbreaking effort that spans 15,000 ac …
The hawk wranglers of Riverby Ranch: Collecting data on raptors
During the now completed restoration of Riverby Ranch, a 15,000-acre site, a group of biology students from the Universi …
Amphibian explosion: Wildlife responses to wetland restoration
A primary focus of the restoration of the Bois d’Arc Lake Mitigation project in Texas was on creating macro depressions …
