Nearly 10,000 years ago, as massive glaciers began their northward retreat, vast swaths of the upper Midwest and Canada were given a gift of monumental proportions that is in danger of being erased by anthropogenic activity.
The Prairie Potholes Region covers nearly 350,000 square miles is an intricately interconnected ecosystem that demonstrates the adage that whole is greater than the sum of the parts. In their infant state, scientists believe the pothole region may have been comprised of nearly 49 million acres of shallow wetland areas which is greater than the Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine and Connecticut combined.
Click here to view the Virginia City and Gold Hill – Wastewater Systems Improvements Project, Draft Environmental Assessment.
Click here to view the Upper Truckee River – Sunset Stables, Draft Environmental Assessment.
Click here to view the Third and Incline, Phase II Final Environmental Assessment.
Integrating every aspect of the 7Q10 multi-disciplinary team approach to projects, Damonte Ranch is a 1,743 acre mixed use development success story. Featuring 174 acres of WOUS/wetlands, with preserved, restored and created seasonal palustrine emergent wetlands, open water and riparian habitats, Damonte Ranch continues to set a standard of excellence.