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Trained in a wide range of environmental and land use disciplines, ICF Jones & Stokes' Ecosystem Restoration Group helps develop fully functioning, self-sustaining habitats that successfully meet project goals and client needs. Our restoration specialists are highly experienced at restoring many unique habitats: aquatic, fish, and threatened and endangered species habitat; freshwater and estuarine wetlands; riparian, riverine, and vernal pool habitat; and oak woodland and upland habitat. We apply our multidisciplinary expertise to meet both client
needs and natural resources management and habitat restoration objectives. We work with our clients in an integrated, service- and solution-oriented process to meet their objectives efficiently and satisfy project regulatory requirements. At the same time, we deliver the scientific expertise that balances the intricate needs of the environment with a project's objectives. Listed below are some of our ecosystem planning and restoration services:
Representative Projects: Oregon Department of Forestry - EIS for the Elliott State Forest Habitat Conservation Plan Napa County Resource Conservation District - Napa River Rutherford Reach Restoration Project National Parks Service - Environmental Support for Multiple Parks, Alaska, Oregon, Washington, Wyoming City of Sacramento, Department of Utilities - Arcade Creek Impacts of Urbanization California General Services Agency, Dept. Real Estate - Greater Los Angeles/Ventura Counties Veterans Homes EIR/EA; Caltrans District 7 Headquarters Building Replacement Project EIR California Dept. of Fish and Game - San Felipe Valley Wildlife Area Management Plan Otay Water District - San Miguel Habitat Management Area Department of Parks & Recreation, and State Coastal Conservancy – Malibu Lagoon Restoration California Department of Fish and Game - Suisun Marsh Habitat Management, Preservation and Restoration Plan Programmatic EIR/EIS |