EIS Member Companies

Aquascape Wetland and Environmental Services and its associates possess extensive experience in providing a wide variety of environmental services to a wide range of clients. These services include designing and constructing mitigation wetlands, conducting environmental assessments, environmental permitting, ecological restoration, designing and conducting stream assessments, and conducting wetland delineations. Aquascape employs qualified professionals with decades of experience who provide quality service from a project's inception to its completion.

BioMost, Inc. has put together a company with a proven track-record for providing innovative, effective solutions and sustainable high quality work. From site evaluation, to cost analysis, to design and implementation; we develop relationships with our clients to fulfill their needs, answer their questions, and solve their problems. BioMost, Inc. personnel have been involved in the design of more than fifty passive treatment components of all types which are successfully treating a combined total of over 500,000,000 gallons per year. In addition, thousands of acres of active and abandoned mine lands have been successfully reclaimed.

Quality Aggregates has constructed numerous wetlands for mitigation and wildlife habitat and has installed innovative passive treatment systems that have included Vertical Flow Ponds, Anoxic Limestone Drains, Bioswales, naturally-functioning Aerobic Wetlands, and Horizontal Flow Limestone Beds. As part of a public-private partnership effort that received recent Growing Greener funding, Quality Aggregates is installing an innovative passive complex that includes the largest Anoxic Limestone Drain (12,000 tons, AASHTO#1, Vanport limestone aggregate) in PA at the Erico Bridge Restoration area, Venango Twp., Butler Co.

Stream Restoration Inc. is a non-profit organization whose mission focuses on the restoration of streams impacted by abandoned coal mine drainage. Since 1996, SRI has administered over two dozen grants from federal, state, and local agencies, private foundations, and private industry totaling over $7 million. In addition to the measurable environmental benefits, the implementation projects have also focused on advancing passive treatment technology and public outreach and "hands on" environmental education opportunities.