Restoration and Preservation Through Mitigation












FUN FACT!

Of Birds...
The Blackpoll warbler (Dendroica striata) passes through Ohio in May on its trip northward after spending the winter in South America. Other wood warblers log long migrations as well, but the blackpoll is the endurance migratory champ among these tiny birds. Weighing in at ½ oz. and only 5 inches long from bill to tail, this bird clocks in a round trip of a little over 12,000 miles! Approximately 85 hours of that trip is non-stop over the Atlantic!. 

...and Bunnies!
Eastern cottontail females (Sylvilagus) spend only about five minutes per day nursing young. Rabbit moms feed the babies very early in the morning and in the evening, and they will not approach the nest if a predator (you) is nearby. Please don’t move them. They are not orphaned!

 

 

 

 


According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Delaware County is the fastest growing county in Ohio. Some of the changes in land use will cause surface water impacts because of their proximity to streams or wetlands. Impacts such as these will require permits from the Ohio EPA. Before some changes are able to occur, a plan for mitigating these impacts must be approved.

Preservation Parks provides an opportunity for permitted activities to be mitigated within Delaware County. We have sites available and identified for stream and wetland mitigation. Projects include restoration, enhancement and preservation. Please contact us with the specifics of your project to discuss our available mitigation opportunities.


frankd@preservationparks.com

Preservation Parks of Delaware County | 2656 Hogback Road | Sunbury, Ohio 43074 | 740-524-8600 | Fax: 740-524-8200
 

 

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