National Park Service On-Call Native Revegetation Services, Eastern Region

Thousands of acres of native terrestrial and aquatic habitat have been restored on National Park Service land throughout the eastern U.S.

Biohabitats was contracted by the National Park Service to provide on-call native revegetation design and installation services for all parks and facilities in the Eastern Region for four years. The contract assisted park units with native revegetation and restoration projects which would have otherwise have taken years. Biohabitats was contracted by the National Park Service to provide on-call native revegetation design and installation services for all parks in the Eastern Region of the US. The contract assisted park units with native revegetation and restoration projects which would otherwise have taken years. Biohabitats provided design and contracting services for native revegetation and invasive species management for sites ranging from the shores of Lake Michigan to the bayous of Louisiana. Biohabitats served as both a general contractor and self-performed the installation work. Services included site assessments, soil analysis, planting plans, details and specifications, topographic modifications, plant and seed procurement, installation and maintenance, invasive species management, and herbivory control. Sampling of projects completed under this contract:

-Flight 93 National Memorial – Revegetation and site management consulting
-Jean Lafitte National Historic Park and Preserve – Wetland restoration
-Big Cypress National Preserve – 50 Mile Bend Invasive species management
-Everglades National Park – Invasive species management
-Indiana Dunes National Park – Invasive species management
-Colonial National Historic Park – Colonial Lake invasive species management
-Flight 93 National Memorial – Soils and native planting & seeding
-Gettysburg National Military Park – Revegetation of native plants and seeding
-Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine – Revegetation of native plants