Since 1979, we have reclaimed and revegetated tens of thousands of acres of land in 19 states across the U.S., with an emphasis in the Rocky Mountain region.

 
 
 

Where we've worked. . .

The states in green indicate where we have completed projects in the past. Light green is our most recent additions.

 
 

State & WYDOT Projects

Wyoming AML projects

State Landmarks and Monuments

New Mexico AML sites

WyDot Highway Reclamation

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National Parks

Grand Teton National Park. John D. Rockefeller Memorial Parkway. Yellowstone National Park

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Pipelines

Oil and gas pipelines, oil and gas production wells, waterlines, sewer lines, access roads.

Private Landscaping

Laramie, WY. Cheyenne, WY. Wapiti, WY. Yellowstone National Park. Rawlins, WY. Lusk, WY. Chugwater, WY. Fort Steele, WY. Rock Springs, WY. Lander, WY. Worland, WY. Casper, WY.

 
 
  • Mine Reclamation: Coal, Copper, Uranium, Trona, Precious Metals, and Hard Rock Mines throughout the West - standard and special techniques for revegetation on mines in the western United States.

  • Pipeline/Highway Reclamation: Various Oilfield, Pipeline, and Highway Construction Projects (4,000 projects) throughout Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, South Dakota, Montana, Nebraska, Arizona, Nevada, Utah, Oregon, North Dakota, and Texas. Work usually involves seedbed preparation, rangeland drill seeding, fertilizing, mulching, and crimping. Also includes hydroseeding, hydromulching, tackifying, and installing erosion control fabrics.

  • Large Project Reclamation: Arizona, Utah, Wyoming, New Mexico, Colorado - Numerous projects, each over 2,000 acres or over 100 miles in length, were successfully revegetated on time or ahead of schedule for mines and pipeline projects.

  • Specialty Reclamation: Alpine, Meadows, Upland, Desert and Wetlands Revegetation - including seed mixture designs, seedbed preparation, and special methods for seeding, mulching, erosion control, hydraulic seeding/mulching, ripping, deep discing, and pitting throughout the western United States.