Brown's Creek Restoration
Natural Resources
Project details
A holistic approach that restored floodplain hydrology, connectivity, and stream sinuosity, including ADA trail access and a fishing platform.
Water | Ecology | Community
Emmons & Olivier Resources, Inc. (EOR) is an multidisciplinary, multi-disciplinary water resource-based practice specializing in sustainable site design, civil engineering, landscape architecture, environmental compliance, biological surveying, restoration, water-resources engineering, watershed planning, and modeling. It serves private, public, government agency, and non-profit clients across ecological restoration, energy and utilities, green infrastructure, parks and recreation, regulatory compliance, resilient placemaking, resource planning, and water quality.
and sustainable site design services for water resources, parks, and communities.
Stream, lake, wetland, prairie, and forest restoration services promoting ecosystem resilience.
Environmental due diligence, permitting, site design, and construction support for renewable energy and utility infrastructure.
Environmental review, assessments, and regulatory permitting support.
GIS mapping, drone data collection, and spatial analysis.
Green infrastructure design, parks and recreation planning, and resilient placemaking.
Natural resource planning, management plan development, and rules drafting.
engineering, watershed planning, and hydrologic modeling.
Water Resources · Environmental & Remediation · Natural Resources · Renewable Energy · Solar · Wind · Stormwater & Flood Control · Parks & Open Space · Mixed-Use · Utilities · Government
Natural Resources
A holistic approach that restored floodplain hydrology, connectivity, and stream sinuosity, including ADA trail access and a fishing platform.
Wisconsin · Natural Resources
Stream restoration and habitat improvements for the lower Kinnickinnic River in Wisconsin.
Mixed-Use
Mixed-use development that integrated stormwater and green infrastructure to protect the adjacent State Natural Area.
Canada · Stormwater & Flood Control
Identification and siting of 85,000 low-impact development (LID) opportunities outlining how the City can achieve water quality targets.