Pennsylvania legislature takes aim at the outdoors; Game Commission, Fish and...
The Pennsylvania Legislature is threatening to merge the Pennsylvania Game Commission with the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission and take away their power to list or de-list threatened and...
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How Many Trees Does It Take to Protect a Stream?
A strip of forest along a stream channel, also called a riparian forest buffer, has been proposed and used for decades as a best management practice to protect streams by filtering out contaminants...
View ArticleSteering committee wants legislation to expand Florida DEP permitting...
Threatened and endangered coastal species besides just sea turtles could receive state permitting protection under legislation likely to be requested in 2015. A state steering committee that was...
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New Home prepared for endangered American Burying Beetles
Oklahoma energy and construction companies now have another potential option for dealing with an endangered insect that has bugged operations in the state for years. For now, however, the companies...
View ArticleNC Governor Calls for Removing Coal Ash Ponds from Waterways
As national attention remains focused on North Carolina in wake of Duke Energy’s coal ash spill into the Dan River, North Carolina’s Governor has now called on Duke Energy and North Carolina officials...
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Even in Armenia, Environmentalists take on Hydroelectric Schemes
Environmentalists in Armenia say a strategy of building multiple hydroelectric stations to harness the country’s rivers is storing up problems for the future. Armenia lacks oil and gas reserves and is...
View ArticleAn Oregon Wetland That Saved A Highway From Flooding
Last summer, highway officials in Oregon teamed up with a local landowner to use a nearby wetland as a natural sponge for floodwater. By removing a mile-long wall of dirt, they freed the river to...
View ArticleConservation Groups Challenge Limited Protections for Lesser Prairie Chicken
Three conservation groups – Center for Biological Diversity, Defenders of Wildlife and WildEarth Guardians – have filed a legal challenge to force full protection of the lesser prairie chicken under...
View ArticleDept of Interior to shift away from ‘project-by-project’ management
Interior Secretary Sally Jewell has unveiled the outlines of a new landscape-level mitigation strategy across millions of acres of federal land that she said is designed to take the department’s...
View ArticleRestoration Systems featured in Triangle Business Journal
Surprisingly perhaps, over seventeen years in business RS has never had a “business” article written about our firm. We have had specific projects covered as ecological interest stories, and even some...
View ArticlePennsylvania legislature takes aim at the outdoors; Game Commission, Fish and...
The Pennsylvania Legislature is threatening to merge the Pennsylvania Game Commission with the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission and take away their power to list or de-list threatened and...
View ArticleClik here to view.
How Many Trees Does It Take to Protect a Stream?
A strip of forest along a stream channel, also called a riparian forest buffer, has been proposed and used for decades as a best management practice to protect streams by filtering out contaminants...
View ArticleSteering committee wants legislation to expand Florida DEP permitting...
Threatened and endangered coastal species besides just sea turtles could receive state permitting protection under legislation likely to be requested in 2015. A state steering committee that was...
View ArticleClik here to view.
New Home prepared for endangered American Burying Beetles
Oklahoma energy and construction companies now have another potential option for dealing with an endangered insect that has bugged operations in the state for years. For now, however, the companies...
View ArticleNC Governor Calls for Removing Coal Ash Ponds from Waterways
As national attention remains focused on North Carolina in wake of Duke Energy’s coal ash spill into the Dan River, North Carolina’s Governor has now called on Duke Energy and North Carolina officials...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Even in Armenia, Environmentalists take on Hydroelectric Schemes
Environmentalists in Armenia say a strategy of building multiple hydroelectric stations to harness the country’s rivers is storing up problems for the future. Armenia lacks oil and gas reserves and is...
View ArticleAn Oregon Wetland That Saved A Highway From Flooding
Last summer, highway officials in Oregon teamed up with a local landowner to use a nearby wetland as a natural sponge for floodwater. By removing a mile-long wall of dirt, they freed the river to...
View ArticleConservation Groups Challenge Limited Protections for Lesser Prairie Chicken
Three conservation groups – Center for Biological Diversity, Defenders of Wildlife and WildEarth Guardians – have filed a legal challenge to force full protection of the lesser prairie chicken under...
View ArticleDept of Interior to shift away from ‘project-by-project’ management
Interior Secretary Sally Jewell has unveiled the outlines of a new landscape-level mitigation strategy across millions of acres of federal land that she said is designed to take the department’s...
View ArticleRestoration Systems featured in Triangle Business Journal
Surprisingly perhaps, over seventeen years in business RS has never had a “business” article written about our firm. We have had specific projects covered as ecological interest stories, and even some...
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