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About us

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, integrated 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.

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

Locations

• Primary
  6575 West Loop South
  Suite 300
  Bellaire, TX 77401, US
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• 2431 S Acadian Thruway
  Suite 285
  Baton Rouge, LA 70808, US
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• 303 Rue Louis XIV Boulevard
  Suite 204
  Lafayette, LA 70508, US
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• 317 E Carson Street
  Suite 242
  Pittsburgh, PA 15219, US
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• 33 North Dearborn Street
  Suite 320
  Chicago, IL 60602, US
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• 3600 Glenwood Avenue
  Suite 100
  Raleigh, NC 27612, US
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• 4900 O'Hear Ave
  Suite 100 PMB #220
  Charleston, South Carolina 29405, US
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• 1408 Roseneath Road
  Suite B
  Richmond, VA 23230, US
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• 5367 Telephone Rd
  Warrenton, VA 20187, US
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• 137 1/2 East Main St
  Suite 210
  Oak Hill, WV 25901, US
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• 103 Continental Place Building
  Suite 100
  Brentwood, TN 37027, US
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• 22 Battery Street
  Suite 508
  San Francisco, CA 94111, US
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• 2125 19th Street
  Suite 200
  Sacramento, CA 95818, US
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• 340 Commerce Blvd
  Suite 304 A/B
  Athens, GA 30606, US
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• 11714 Powder Park Road
  Huntley, IL 60142, US
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• 1265 Caton Farm Road
  Unit C & D
  Lockport, IL 60441, US
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• 505 Grant Ave
  West Garage Suite 5
  Chesterton, IN 46304, US
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• 224 East 1260 Road
  Baldwin City, KS 66006, US
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• 1139 South 4th Street
  Louisville, KY 40202, US
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• 410 Ann St
  Frankfort, KY 40601, US
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• 6958 Aviation Blvd
  Suite C
  Glen Burnie, MD 21061, US
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• 20276 Delaware Avenue
  Jordan, MN 55352, US
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• 3715 Pennridge Drive
  Bridgeton, MO 63044, US
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• 3120 Latrobe Dr
  Suite 110
  Charlotte, NC 28211, US
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• 150 Greenwood Dr
  Burlington, North Carolina 27217, US
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• 14 Jupiter Lane
  Suite 7
  Albany, NY 12205, US
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• 1900 Baseline Road
  Grand Island, NY 14072, US
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• 271 Schofield Dr
  Columbus, OH 43213, US
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• 467 East Church Road
  King of Prussia, PA 19406, US
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• 230 South Broad Street
  17th Floor
  Philadelphia, PA 19102, US
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• 112 Koser Road
  Lititz, PA 17543, US
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• 7010 Little River Turnpike
  Suite 330
  Annandale, VA 22003, US
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• 1312 Barberry Drive
  Suite 160
  Janesville, WI 53545, US
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• 627 South 89th Street
  Milwaukee, WI 53214, US
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• 17921 W Smith Rd
  Brodhead, WI 53520, US
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• 116 E Indiana Ave
  DeLand, FL 32724, US
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• 1031 Ives Dairy Rd
  Suite 250
  Miami, FL 33179, US
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• 312 SE 17th St
  Suite 200
  Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316, US
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• 34 East Pine Street
  Orlando, FL 32801, US
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• 5570 3rd Ave
  Suite C-201
  Key West, FL 33040, US
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• 1551 Jennings Mill Rd
  Suite 1400-B
  Watkinsville, GA 30677, US
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• 2358 US-70
  Swannanoa, NC 28778, US
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• 4302 Creekmont Dr
  Houston, TX 77091, US
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• 251 Beatty Ln
  Beallsville, PA 15360, US
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• 9323 Carraway Ln
  Magnolia, TX 77354, US
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• 230 South Broad Street
  17th Floor
  Philadelphia, PA 19102, US
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• 300 Highway 665
  Montegut, LA 70377, US
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• 3700 SE Beisser Drive
  Suite D & E
  Grimes, IA 50111, US
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Employees at Resource Environmental Solutions LLC

Updates

• Our Klamath restoration team knew that "large wood" is an important feature of stream systems, but time was not on our side. We needed immediate, large-scale habitat enhancement for returning salmon and steelhead. So, we jumpstarted this natural process by using a helicopter to place hundreds of downed trees in key tributaries. These large wood features serve to slow the water down, form channel features, create cover for fish and wildlife, and provide habitat for insects that fish like to eat. Sometimes, we give nature a gentle nudge, but sometimes, we give it a great big shove in the right direction. Enjoy this brief video on large wood placement in key tributaries to the Klamath River. Swiftwater Films Inc #KlamathRiverRenewal #KlamathRiverRestoration #RES #Klamath #California
  
• RES and Gallo Wineries have completed a transformative 501-acre ecological restoration project in Lancaster County, South Carolina, leaving a legacy for nature and the community! Project Highlights: ✅ 32 acres donated to the Catawba Indian Nation ✅ Land expansion for Landsford Canal State Park ✅ Enhanced aquatic habitats and biodiversity preservation The site's transformation demonstrates the power of innovative restoration techniques, regulatory collaboration, and a shared vision for conservation – resulting in meaningful ecological restoration. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eFqSPiba #WeAreRES
  RES Completes Restoration Project for Gallo Wineries https://res.us
• We are excited to announce our partnership with the non-profit Cultiv8Community! Located near Riverby Ranch, an extension of our Bois d’Arc Lake PRM project in Texas, Cultiv8Community has joined us in celebrating the incredible ecological diversity this restoration has brought to life. Rob Spencer, Lead Cultivator for Cultiv8Community, shared, “Since RES began restoration work on the Bois d’Arc Lake PRM project, we’ve observed a significant increase in wildlife on our property.” Together, we have been using the unique space at the Riverby Ranch to host engaging field trips and public education events. The enhanced ecological diversity has transformed the area into a haven for wildlife and a valuable educational resource for the community. We are proud to collaborate with Cultiv8Community to leverage the restoration project's success to promote regional learning. If you'd like to plan a visit, please contact rob@cultiv8community.org. To learn more about the Cultiv8Community, visit: www.cultiv8community.orgTo learn more about the Bos d’Arc project, visit: https://lnkd.in/ejh5dw_d #WeAreRES
  
• We were thrilled to host Walter Emil Veselka IV and his stream restoration class from West Virginia University during a site visit to Cherry Ridge! This visit is part of Walter's efforts to bridge the gap between academia and industry by developing an Ecological Career Readiness course at WVU. While the new course is in the works, Walter's existing stream restoration class offers students invaluable hands-on experiences. These include site visits to explore various restoration styles, challenges, and the reasoning behind stream restoration with professionals from the state, private, and NGO sectors. During this visit, we covered: ✅ The process of Mitigation Banking—from land acquisition and permitting to design, construction, and monitoring. ✅ The benefits of floodplain design restoration and its transformative impact on ecological resilience. The feedback from Walter reinforces why these collaborations matter: "Cherry Ridge was the best site I have been on since I began my mitigation site journey… I sincerely thank RES for investing in our students' education and providing access to such professional expertise. I hope some of these students find their way into your company and contribute to your successes." We're proud to invest in the education of future ecological leaders, helping them gain real-world insights and connections that will shape their careers in environmental restoration. #WeAreRES #streamrestoration
  
• Ready to be the Toss Boss? Catch us by the cornhole boards at #SAMESBC24! Stop by booth #265 to chat big ideas, grab some exclusive cornhole stickers, and connect with our team on resilience and environmental restoration solutions. Let’s hit the target together! #WeAreRES
  
• RES partnered with the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources and a confidential customer to turn a hazardous dam into a safe, natural stream - all at no cost to taxpayers. Here’s how we did it: • Phase 1 - Opened a small dam section to drain the area and let sediment dry. • Phase 2 - Removed the dam and re-established a healthy stream and riparian wetlands to tie in a stable watershed up and downstream for a holistic fish-passage barrier (the dam) removal and ecosystem restoration. Next up: planting native plants to support wildlife and monitoring for the next three years to ensure this new habitat flourishes! Check out the before-and-after photos to see the incredible transformation so far! #WeAreRES #streamrestoration
  
• Happy #BatWeek! Did you know the federally endangered Indiana Bat is a vital part of forest and cave ecosystems in the Midwest? These nocturnal insectivores play a major role in controlling insect populations and lowering crop pests' populations. This migratory bat hibernates colonially in caves and mines in the winter. Cave ecosystems benefit from Indiana bats because their droppings, called guano, are an essential nutrient source for many cave-dwelling organisms. RES is committed to restoring and preserving these natural habitats through conservation initiatives. In 2021, RES received formal approval from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) for the first endangered bat species conservation bank in Indiana. The Indiana Statewide Bat Conservation Bank (ISBCB) includes over 200 acres of high-quality forest habitat protection and restoration near a Priority I hibernaculum. The development of the Bank assures that this habitat, which Indiana bats rely on for feeding before entering hibernation and spring migration, will be protected in perpetuity to help preserve this species. Click to learn more about how RES is protecting the Indiana Bat: https://lnkd.in/gyuSgNpp https://lnkd.in/gBm-vz_Z #WeAreRES #BatWeek2024 #IndianaBat #ProtectWildlife
  
• We are thrilled to announce that RES has made its debut on the Engineering News-Record's Top 200 Environmental Firms list! RES positions within the rankings include Top 200 Environmental Firms (#66), Top 30 All-Environmental Firms (#12), and Top Environmental Firms by Market Segment: Environmental Science (#8). RES President & CEO, Roger Wiederkehr, shared: “RES earning a spot on this prestigious list marks a pivotal moment in the environmental restoration industry and validates our focus and unique delivery model. As the need for green infrastructure grows, we are committed to delivering long-term, resilient solutions for our clients.” Thank you to our incredible team and partners for making this achievement possible! Read more: https://lnkd.in/gmaab7wW #WeAreRES #NatureBasedSolutions #EcologicalRestoration
  
• The salmon have come home. Klamath dam removal was completed mere weeks ago, but salmon have already made it to Oregon. Jefferson Public Radio reached out to Dan Chase, Director, Fisheries, Aquatics & Design for RES. “Those crews were out right away getting surveys done to be able to get these early detections of fish coming back,” says Chase. Together, these groups are “weaving together this network of information that's being shared to understand where and when these fish are coming back and where they're showing up.” As the fish return, they find a new landscape—one that does not resemble the streams they were in before the dams and one that is still raw and changing from the removal of reservoirs only months prior. As the restoration contractor for this epic project, our responsibility is to accelerate recovery in those formerly drowned lands by connecting floodplains, shaping channels, adding habitat, and reestablishing native plant communities. https://lnkd.in/gdEvRNseVideo from Swiftwater Films Inc #KlamathRiverRenewal #KlamathRiverRestoration #WeAreRES #Klamath #California #Oregon
  

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