Shaping and Restoring Land and Waterways

The land, rivers, and streams in the West tell the stories of our rich past. But all too often, historical events have led to lingering problems that require modern solutions.

Maybe you’re working at a former mine site, trying to prevent contaminants from making their way downstream—or for a watershed district or non-government agency—and focused on physical restoration of natural stream flow and habitat enhancement. Or perhaps you’re facing an upcoming deadline with a remediation issue, and you need help obtaining grant funding and finding a way to fix the problem.

Whatever the challenge at hand, our remediation and restoration engineers understand the issues that affect the greater Rocky Mountains and Northwest. We are ready to help you find practical, individualized, and cost-effective solutions for every situation.

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Mine Site Rehabilitation

Cleaning up during and after mining operations is key to remediating past activity.

The Parrot Mine undergoing remediation work.

Stream Flow Restoration

Adequate stream flows help build habitats that support aquatic organisms.

Mill creek flowing from an outflow culvert into newly restored stream banks.

Habitat Enhancement

Stream, waterway, and habitat restoration helps ensure a thriving ecosystem.

French Creek underwent stream restoration to introduce meaders and enhance habitat.

Grant Funding

There are many ways to secure funding for your next remediation and restoration project with grants. Contact us to learn more.

Morrison-Maierle can assist with funding your project with grants.

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