Browse Our Featured Projects
See examples of our most recent work below.
- Landscapes Unlimited | April 2014-Current
- 250 Large Trees and Cacti
- Lennar / Pulte Homes | January 2014-Current
- Salvage 900 Trees / 200 large cacti
- Standard Pacific Homes | December 2013-Current
- 250 Trees / 100 large cacti
- VISTANCIA VILLAGE H, LLC | August 2013-Current
- Salvage 900 Trees / 300 large cacti
- Toll Brothers | September 2013-Current
- 150 Trees / 100 Large Cacti
- Taylor Morrison | March 2014-Current
- 150 Trees / 50 Large Cacti
- Pulte Homes | May 2014
- Replant 80 Salvaged Trees
- Shea Homes | February 2014-Current
- 75 Trees / 100 Large Cacti
- DR Horton | July 2014-Current
- 30 Trees / 100 Large Cacti
- Maritage Homes | June 2014-Current
- Replant 110 Trees / 60 Large Cacti
- Chasse Buiding Team | January 2013-July 2013
- Salvage 72 trees and 50 large Cacti
- Mattamy Homes | June-August 2013
- Salvage 210 trees and 250 large cacti
- Summit builders | December 2012-June 2013
- Sustainable re-vegetation of trailhead
- Reserve Partners LLC | March 2013-Current
- Salvage 400 trees and Large cacti
- Maracay Homes | March 2013-May 2013
- Salvage 40 trees and 75 cacti
- Camelot Homes | December 2012-April 2013
- Salvage 150 trees and 115 large cacti
- DMB | July 2013-Current
- Salvage 100 trees
- Hunter Contracting | February 2013-June 2013
- Salvage 50 trees and 100 Cacti
- Landscapes Unlimited | January 2012-Current
- Plant Salvage 900 trees, planted 2500 trees, 40,000 plants
- Mortenson Construction | January 2011
- Salvage and Replant of 70 trees, landscaping
The City of Phoenix and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers were cost-sharing partners on the multi-purpose Tres Rios Ecosystem Restoration project, which focuses on a seven-mile stretch of the Salt and Gila Rivers west of the Phoenix metropolitan area. The goals of the project included restoration of native riparian habitat, water quality improvement, flood damage reduction, recreational expansion, cultural resource preservation, and environmental education.
NRI planted 600,000 wetland plants over the 18 months that we were onsite. The final phase of planting was finished in July 2010. It is expected that the project will have the same result as the Rio Salado project that NRI worked on which resulted in a wide variety of animal life migrating to the Rio Salado restored wetland habitat area. This project was the largest wetland project in Arizona over the last ten years.
When a brush fire burned 3 multi-million dollar lots at DC Ranch in Scottsdale, Arizona, Native Resources was hired to restore the lots to their original pristine condition. Native Resources based its revegetation palette on a post-burn site assessment and the plant species and densities observed on adjacent lots.