Habitat Restoration and Remediation

We use an active adaptive management strategy and deep ecological knowledge to design and implement informed habitat restoration plans. We aim to prioritize cost-effectiveness, organized scheduling, and clearly defined processes to establish high-quality native vegetation communities that comply with all agency requirements and government regulations. We use easily interpretable restoration plans and techniques to control costs and make informed decisions throughout the maintenance and monitoring periods.

    • Revegetation and Restoration Plans

    • Seed Mix and Plant Palette Recommendations

    • HMMP - Habitat Mitigation and Monitoring Plan

    • Wetland Delineation

    • Biological Resource Assessments

    • Stream and Wetland Restoration

    • Listed and Sensitive Plant Surveys

    • Vegetation Mapping

    • Installation Monitoring

    • Site Inspections

    • Post-Installation Monitoring and Reporting

    • Long-term Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting

    • Wetland Maintenance Services

    • Invasive Plant Removal

    • Vegetation Clearance

    • Hydro-seeding Services

Projects

Fairview Park Wetlands

(City of Costa Mesa, CM Public Works)

  • Endemic has provided year-round biological oversight and maintenance for the Fairview Park Wetlands and Riparian Habitat. We write and submit quarterly and annual reports on their work and the habitat conditions as part of the mitigation agreements for the City. We are responsible for this park's restoration design and implementation, plus maintenance and repairs through hydroseeding three acres of grasslands and oak and two acres of tar plant.

Corona and Pedley Project

(County of Riverside Waste and Water District)

  • Endemic is responsible for restoring, maintaining, and enhancing previously impacted riparian and riverine habitats and resources at the Pedley Landfill along Van Buren Blvd. in Riverside, California.

Huttopia Paradise Springs

(Caltrans D9, State Route 14 (SR-14))

  • Provided pre-construction surveys, rare plant relocation and monitoring, oak tree mapping and permitting, and on-site restoration for mitigation in the Paradise Springs Campground. Endemic handled rare plant surveys and compliance with the conditional use permit, following CDFW and LA County regulations. They implemented a Relocation Plan and monitored oak woodlands, assessing impacts and creating a tree relocation plan. A work plan for invasive removal, irrigation, and plant maintenance was also prepared.