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July 22, 2015
- People
- Working Here
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A Career with an Impact
RES colleagues measure their careers in true-impact metrics like acres restored or miles of streams restored. And with a core focus around collaboration, you will work with engaged, experienced teammates as you build your own legacy.
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- Safety (EHS&S)
Creating a Culture of Safety
Our team is dedicated to empowering team members with safety leadership and promoting a safe, secure and environmentally- friendly work environment in all facets of our business.
- Landowners
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Explore making part of your land, a legacy of resiliency for future generations.
- Vendors
- Working Here
- Capabilities
- Our Approach
What is “Active Stewardship”?
At RES, we don’t build sites and walk away. We design them to thrive, and stick around until they do.
- Case Study Videos
A Stream is Reborn - The Four Big Wins of the Willow Branch Restoration
- Our Approach
- Places
- Buy Credits
Buy Mitigation Credits
Impacts are sometimes unavoidable. For these situations, we offer ecological offsets in the form of mitigation credits.
- Find Projects
Find Projects
RES delivers resiliency, project by project. Understanding them is the best way to get to know us.
- Search States
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Keeping the ecological balance is an intensely local endeavor. See how we meet the challenge in your area.
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- About Us
- Who We Are
- Acquisitions
We are growing the RES family.
We strengthen our team by bringing on respected teams of experts with local knowledge and experience, who share our vision of a resilient earth.
- News
- Who We Are
- Restoring at Scale
- Klamath River Restoration
Klamath River Renewal Project
RES is honored to lead the habitat restoration component of the Klamath River Renewal Project.
- Dam Removal
Dam removal and river restoration.
Bank stabilization: Part of the restoration toolkit following dam removal.
- Reservoirs
- Solar Energy Facilities
- StoryMaps
- Klamath River Restoration