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In September 2016, RES acquired Angler Environmental, a state-of-the-art water resource company providing turnkey economically sound solutions to preserve and protect watershed ecosystems since 1999.

Initially, Angler provided environmental consulting and management but added construction capabilities in 2004.

As a leader of the mitigation industry, Angler became the first company in Virginia to receive approval of general E&S control specifications for both wetland and stream mitigation banks by amending the erosion and sediment control law.

Managing over 24 mitigation banks, RES has never experienced a mitigation bank failure; and has completed over 200 stream wetland restoration, and stormwater management projects throughout the Commonwealth.

 

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Virginia Contacts

Charlie Westbrook
Client Solutions Manager
  • M: 703.447.9505
Wesley Tweedy, EIT
Operations Manager
  • D: 540.905.4513
Curtis Tomlin
Regional Land Manager
  • D: 804.638.0059
Evan McCarthy
Land Representative
  • M: 540.398.8647
Henry Clark
Land Representative
  • M: 847.751.0969
 

RES in Virginia

  • 1999

    Angler Environmental began operations

  • 2007

    Established the first public-private partnership (P3) in Prince William County to enable stream restoration at no cost to the County by combining the benefits of stream restoration and preservation within the County Park system with the need for stream mitigation credits in the watershed.

  • 2016

    RES acquired Angler Environmental

  • 2022

    RES currently manages over 50 mitigation banks and completed over 400 stream, wetland, and stormwater restoration projects throughout the Commonwealth

  • 2023

    The Lucas Farm Nutrient Bank, implemented by RES, is the first living shoreline nutrient bank in the Commonwealth of Virginia and the Chesapeake Bay watershed.

 

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