Environmental mitigation involves addressing the adverse effects on the environment caused by human activities, particularly those associated with highway, energy, water, and other infrastructure projects. Initially, efforts should prioritize avoiding negative environmental impacts, such as by considering project relocation to a more suitable location if feasible. When relocation is not possible, employing science-based strategies becomes crucial to minimize these impacts. Ultimately, if environmental impacts cannot be entirely avoided, implementing appropriate compensation measures becomes necessary. Some of the projects we have completed: • Daftner Wetland mitigation for waste management • Newberry Wetland • Delta County wetland creation • 40 acre emergent wetland in Brimley, MI • Nault Wetland construction • US-2 wetland mitigation in Iron County, MI • Ensign wetland development

Environmental mitigation involves addressing the adverse effects on the environment caused by human activities, particularly those associated with highway, energy, water, and other infrastructure projects. Initially, efforts should prioritize avoiding negative environmental impacts, such as by considering project relocation to a more suitable location if feasible. When relocation is not possible, employing science-based strategies becomes crucial to minimize these impacts. Ultimately, if environmental impacts cannot be entirely avoided, implementing appropriate compensation measures becomes necessary. Some of the projects we have completed: • Daftner Wetland mitigation for waste management • Newberry Wetland • Delta County wetland creation • 40 acre emergent wetland in Brimley, MI • Nault Wetland construction • US-2 wetland mitigation in Iron County, MI • Ensign wetland development