At Semper Fi, ecological restoration is of utmost importance and requires a patient, adaptive approach. It connects society with nature by engaging in the recovery of degraded, damaged, or destroyed ecosystems. These ecosystems include wetland, prairie, woodland, savanna, and riparian areas.
Semper Fi restores land back to its natural habitat through a variety of practices including, prescribed burn management, removing invasive species, reintroducing native species diversity, selective tree and shrub removal, pesticide application, prairie restoration and ongoing stewardship and management. In addition to restoration, we specialize in the reduction of soil erosion through streambank and shoreline stabilization. Our experienced staff works in collaboration with our clients to plan and adapt our approach for the unique needs of each project.
Clients will have peace of mind knowing that they are meeting equal opportunity goals with a reliable veteran and minority-owned small business that is qualified to get the job done efficiently and without hassle.
Across a broad spectrum of terrain including wetlands, grasslands, and forests, Semper Fi is in the front line against Reed Canary Grass, Purple Loose Strife, Crown Vetch, and Leafy Spurge to name a few. Some of our client sites include:
In 2010, the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative was launched in an effort to
accelerate the protection and restoration of the Great Lakes which contain the
largest system of fresh surface water in the world.
One of the first Great Lakes Restoration Initiative Shoreline Cities Green
Infrastructure projects to be funded was the Waukegan River Bank Stabilization.
Semper Fi Land Service completed this project in the summer of
2015, providing a great example of what the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative
program strives to fund.
Ecosystem restoration is the process of reestablishing degraded, damaged, or destroyed ecosystems back to health.
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