@wesmitigation wesmitigation Throwback to about 10 years ago when WES was starting construction at our Canoe Creek Mitigation Bank in Alabama. WES enhanced and restored nearly 50,000 linear feet of stream throughout … See post on Instagram wesmitigation We are out in the field again! This time, our team is working on prepping some trail cameras for San Joaquin kit fox surveys in central California. What other critters … See post on Instagram wesmitigation Congrats to our very own Keyanna Pinto making the cover of the spring/summer issue of Flora produced by the @californianativeplantsociety. Keyanna is part of our ecology team working on projects … See post on Instagram wesmitigation More from Enon-Sehoy! We love to see dirt moving on a stream restoration project. 🚜 WES is working to restore over 8,830 feet of intermittent streams throughout the site. Thats … See post on Instagram See more on Instagram Teams are building man-made beaver dams to restore habitat at Colorado's Soda Creek Sept. 19, 2024 How do you change dried-up farmland back into the wetlands it used to be? Follow the beavers' lead. Sipsey River Mitigation Bank Receives Agency Approval Sept. 17, 2024 Westervelt Ecological Services (WES) has received approval for the Sipsey River Mitigation Bank (SRMB) from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) and the Alabama Department of Environmental Management (ADEM). Westervelt Ecological Services Expands with Acquisition of American Mitigation Company Jan. 5, 2024 Westervelt Ecological Services is pleased to announce the acquisition of American Mitigation Company (AMC), based in South Carolina. See all news posts WESMitigation See more on YouTube