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Environmental Services
Tomball, Texas 2,732 followers
Providing ecosystem planning and restoration services to support a sustainable environment
About us
EPR was created in 2012 to be a premier environmental planning and ecosystem restoration company. Our desire is to provide environmental services with the highest quality products, and to improve the science and application of stream and wetland restoration through innovative projects and applied research. ECOSYSTEM RESTORATION EPR staff has designed projects throughout the eastern United States and in the emerging market of the Gulf Coast Region that represent a wide range of conditions and challenges. Our experience is unmatched and includes hundreds of stream and wetland restoration projects, design and construction, development of regional curves and reference reach data sets, and monitoring of past projects to continually advance the science. We tailor innovative solutions to meet our client’s goals and objectives, within the real-world constraints that are a part of every project. ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING Our environmental planning services assist federal, state, municipal organizations, and private clients with their regulatory compliance needs. We have extensive experience with National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and related state regulations. Our staff has expertise in planning, environmental impact assessments, and permitting. We have worked with cities, states, and federal agencies to help all interested parties participate in the planning process. We have prepared all types of environmental documents (e.g., Environmental Impact Statements, Environmental Assessments, and Categorical Exclusions) for both federal and state clients.
Industry
Environmental Services
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
Tomball, Texas
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2012
Specialties
Ecosystem Restoration, Stream Restoration, Compensatory Mitigation, Environmental Consulting, and Environmental Planning
Locations
- Primary
17575 North Eldridge Parkway
Building C
Tomball, Texas 77377, US
Get directions - 1150 S.E. Maynard Road
Suite 140
Cary, North Carolina 27511, US
Get directions - 8808 Centre Park Drive
Suite 205
Columbia , MD 21045, US
Get directions - 18838 Stone Oak Parkway
#104
San Antonio, TX 78258, US
Get directions
- 68 North Main Street
Office A
Weaverville, NC 28787, US
Get directions - 5049 Edwards Ranch Rd
Floor 4
Fort Worth, Texas 76109, US
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Employees at Ecosystem Planning and Restoration
Updates
- Unlock your potential this summer! 🌞 EPR's 2025 Summer Internship Program is open for applications until February 14! Join the EPR team of scientists and engineers to make an impact on projects that shape your career in environmental science and engineering. Receive professional development opportunities and connect with industry experts and peers. Seize the opportunity – apply today before the deadline, via the following link: https://lnkd.in/eb2gwK6 #EPR #Summer2025 #Internship
- The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced a proposal to protect the monarch butterfly as a threatened species under the Endangered Species Act (ESA), accompanied by species-specific protections under section 4(d) of the ESA and proposed critical habitat designation along the California coast. This butterfly faces significant threats, including: - Loss of milkweed host plants and nectar sources - Degradation of overwintering habitats - Insecticide exposure The 4(d) rule aims to balance conservation and flexibility by allowing activities like habitat restoration while restricting harmful actions. Public comments on this proposal are open until March 12, 2025. At EPR, we have extensive experience navigating ESA-related regulations and incorporating species-specific protections into project planning and design. If you have questions about how this proposal could affect your projects - or need guidance on mitigation strategies, compliance planning, or habitat restoration - don’t hesitate to reach out. We’re here to help you achieve your goals while contributing to sustainable solutions. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/g97CpgZG #Pollinators #EnvironmentalRestoration #MonarchButterfly
Endangered Species Act protection for monarch butterfly | U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service fws.gov - The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) held a field training near Denver, CO to educate EPA and U.S. Corps of Engineers regional staff on the final streamflow duration assessment methods (SDAMs) for the Arid West, Western Mountains, and Great Plains. As part of EPR’s continued support for this initiative, Senior Environmental Scientist Amy James from our Raleigh office participated as an instructor. SDAMs use a set of field and GIS indicators to determine the likelihood of whether a stream is perennial, intermittent, or ephemeral in the absence of long-term flow data, aiding resource agencies with management and permitting decisions. Since 2017, EPR and its partners have been actively involved in the development of regional SDAMs and we continue to support the development of the final SDAMs for the Northeast and Southeast, which should be released in early 2025. To read more about regional SDAM development, please go to: https://lnkd.in/esJ37Kj5.#SDAM #EnvironmentalScience #WaterResources
- 🌎 It All Starts with Soil 🌱 On this World Soil Day, we recognize the critical role soil plays in sustaining ecosystems, agriculture, and biodiversity. At EPR, we are dedicated to preserving and restoring soil health through innovative projects that combat erosion, enhance carbon sequestration, and improve overall ecosystem resilience. Healthy soils mean thriving ecosystems, and we’re proud to contribute to solutions that support these invaluable resources. From restoring wetlands to improving soil quality in streambanks, our work supports the vitality of our planet. Join us in celebrating the importance of soil and the efforts to protect it! Together, we can build a more sustainable future.#WorldSoilDay #SoilHealth #EcosystemRestoration #SustainableSolutions
- This Thanksgiving, we at EPR are grateful for the opportunity to work alongside our clients, partners, and communities toward sustainable, lasting environmental impact. Together, we've advanced projects that restore natural habitats, protect vital ecosystems, and contribute to the well-being of our planet. As we reflect on our work this year, we are thankful for the dedication and collaboration that fuel our mission every day. Here's to a season of gratitude, and to continued efforts in creating a healthier environment for generations to come. Wishing you and your loved ones a safe and joyous Thanksgiving
#Gratitude #EnvironmentalRestoration #EPR
- 📢 Join EPR's Tami Norton at the EWRI San Antonio Lunch & Learn! Tami Norton, P.E., P.G., CFM, PMP, ENV SP, will be presenting on the City of Boerne’s River Road Park Bank Stabilization Project at the San Antonio Chapter of the Environmental and Water Resources Institute’s Lunch & Learn event. This project focused on restoring and stabilizing 1,550 feet of riverbank along Cibolo Creek using natural methods such as boulder toe protection, native vegetation buffers, and limiting pedestrian access. Attendees will gain insights into the innovative design strategies, permitting processes, and collaborative efforts that enhanced both bank stability and aquatic habitat in the Cibolo Creek corridor. 🗓️ When: Tuesday, December 3rd, 11 am - 1 pm CST 📍 Where: Alamo Cafe, 14250 San Pedro Ave, San Antonio, TX 78232 Reserve your spot and learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gEtzqxRdDon’t miss this opportunity to explore sustainable water resource management with industry leaders!
- Today, we pause to honor the strength, sacrifice, and service of veterans across our nation. We are grateful for the freedoms they have protected and inspired by their dedication to a brighter future for all. Thank you to those who have served, from all of us at EPR.#VeteransDay #ThankYouVeterans
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EPR’s Senior Environmental Scientist and Forester, Tom Barrett, has been working closely with The Nature Conservancy to assess and design a plan that will improve fish passage and hydrological connection on a 928-acre site along the Roanoke River in Northampton County, NC. To meet these goals, EPR is proposing to remove culverts and levees, fill in an extensive ditch network, and reconnect abandoned natural channels with the river. This work will improve the aquatic habitat for baitfish species such as shad and river herring and ultimately the striped bass. Read the full article here:https://lnkd.in/etTvf8FR #EnvironmentalRestoration #FishPassage #Hydrology - Happy Halloween!🎃 Watch as our EPR Mist Net Survey concludes with a safe and successful bat release! 🦇 After a season of diverse habitat assessments, bridge and culvert surveys, and more, this video highlights one of the most rewarding parts of our work. Our bat biologists are dedicated to delivering precise, high-quality results that support your project goals. From data collection to release, we’ve got it covered! Interested in learning more about our bat services? Check out our recent post and visit our Services page for all the details: https://lnkd.in/eeGRfRfx #BatServices #EcosystemRestoration #Sustainability
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