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ECOLOGICAL & HABITAT RESTORATION
RESTORING THE PLACES NATURE CALLS HOME
Our ecological restoration team works to bring natural systems back to life, including wetlands, rivers, streams, oak woodlands, prairies, riparian zones, and more. We take pride in restoring these vital habitats so they can fulfill their natural roles: filtering water, supporting wildlife, and strengthening the health of our communities. Every project we take on is rooted in science, care, and a deep respect for the land. Whether it’s rebuilding a degraded stream or reviving a native prairie, our goal is always the same — to restore balance and help nature thrive.
Experience That Grows With Every Project
Our restoration department is led by some of the most experienced ecological restoration professionals in the region: Cameron Tilley, Austin Ada, and Aaron Gibson. Together, they bring decades of hands-on expertise in restoring wetlands, rivers, and native habitats throughout Oregon and Washington. Their leadership has guided some of the area’s most successful restoration projects — from complex riparian restorations to large-scale prairie and oak habitat recovery. Under their direction, our team combines deep ecological knowledge with practical field experience to deliver projects that meet regulatory standards and make a genuine difference for local ecosystems and communities.
Ecological & Habitat Restoration Services
- Native plant install
- Habitat snag install
- Critical area sign install
- Irrigation
- Vegetation maintenance
- Wetland/habitat restoration
- River restoration
- Oregon white oak restoration
- Monitoring and compliance reporting
- GIS & mapping
STOPPING WEEDS
BEFORE THEY TAKE OVER
Testimonials
“We had a situation where we were short staffed and the invasive and noxious weeds were overwhelming. I knew we had to call in help. Aaron and his team were amazing in helping us out of this situation. Not only were they very timely, the documentation including photos were greatly appreciated. I would highly recommend the ERSM team for any of your invasive and noxious weed needs.”
Jessica Beehner
Facilities, Maintenance, & Grounds Supervisor, Washougal School District
Facilities, Maintenance, & Grounds Supervisor, Washougal School District
Project Highlights
- Reduced and controlled populations of invasive and noxious weeds
- Focused control efforts on Tansy Ragwort and Poison Hemlock, both high-priority invasive species
- Minimized re-establishment risk
- Improved overall site health and ecological balance