The environmental health of a river or stream supports biodiversity, recreation, and flood management. Stream restoration aims to improve the envionmental health of the river or stream and restores  them to a secure state.

Restoring wetlands to their natural state provides water filtration and habitats for a large array of animals and insects. Removal of a threat or preventing the decline of wetland conditions is essential to ecological integrity.

Stormwater runoff is the number one cause of erosion and can damage nearby streams and overwhelm cities. Retention Basins collect the water and release it at a rate that controls flooding and saves millions in repairs.