The Cuivre River Riparian Mitigation Site is the largest project to date. Over a mile of the Cuivre River will be protected and preserved for perpetuity. Approximately 6,000 linear feet of the streambank was experiencing severe erosion, causing the bank to recede and degrading the water quality. Mitico stabilized and restored the bank which
The Big Creek mitigation site is located in Lincoln County, Missouri and protects the riparian corridor of over one mile of Big Creek. In addition to riparian restoration and protection, the site includes a total of 1,900 linear feet of streambank stabilization using a variety of techniques including longitudinal peak stone toe protection, rock vanes,
There are 4,274 linear feet of intermittent stream channel and riparian corridor that will be restored and preserved in the Meramec River watershed. This will counteract the increase in urban growth in the area by providing habitat and enhanced water quality. This is an In-Lieu Fee mitigation site.
The 3,025 feet of intermittent stream channel and riparian corridor on this site in the Meramec watershed will help control runoff from nearby subdivisions. This is an In-Lieu Fee site is constructed with the goal to restore and preserve a stream and its riparian corridor with a desirable plant community.
Meramec Bluffs Wetland & Riparian Mitigation Site – The project began in 2007 with the development of a banking instrument, onsite vegetation study, archaeological survey and delineation of jurisdictional water bodies. Initially, a 17 acre riparian corridor was restored to satisfy a MoDOT impact. In 2015, a wetland bank application was filed in an effort
Chesterfield City Mitigation (Franklin County, MO) – This mitigation site measures some 60 acres in the Labadie Bottoms in Franklin County, Missouri. It is very near the Missouri Department of Conservation’s Missouri Hills Confluence Opportunity Area and adjacent to Englemann Natural Area. 30 acres of forested wetland and 29 acres of emergent wetland have been
This 162-acre emergent wetland mitigation project was developed for the St. Louis Metropolitan Sewer District (MSD) to assist in meeting their permit requirements for new waste water treatment facilities. The project is located directly adjacent to the Riverlands Migratory Bird Sanctuary. 43.46 acres of wetland, 30.26 acres of bottomland forest, and 88.83 acres of bottomland
This project consisted of locating a tract of land suitable to meet all of the mitigation requirements for the construction of a new reservoir by the North Texas Municipal Water District and development of a preliminary site assessment. This was a 14,727-acre tract of land located adjacent to the Red River in Fannin County, Texas.
This 17-acre riparian mitigation project for the Missouri Department of Transportation was developed in 2006. The project provided stream restoration along a tributary to the Meramec River and includes a variety of native tree and shrub plantings.
