Hanford ARC brings broad technical knowledge of streams, wetlands, species and habitat to large-scale landscape restoration and construction projects.
Hanford ARC's 26 years in business are the mark of stability and leadership in an industry that is constantly evolving.
Lower Redwood Creek Restoration at Muir Beach
Golden Gate National Recreation Area, CA
This project was the first phase of a stream and tidal lagoon restoration at Muir Beach. Redwood Creek, which flows to the ocean at Muir Beach, was restricted through historical development for ranching and recreation. Impacts included levees, lagoon filling, and channel relocation. More...
Fernandez Ranch Creek Restoration and Public Access
Martinez, Ca
Hanford ARC was selected to construct several major components of the Fernandez Ranch Creek Restoration and Public Access project. Our scope included trail construction, minor creek restoration, revegetation, and public staging and picnic area construction. Following the grading, we seeded native grass, and placed straw, coir fabric and wattles on the slopes. We then installed approximately 7,000 container plants and seeds (acorns and buckeye) on the slopes and at the top of the bank. More...
Hanford ARC at work
Hanford ARC's recent tidal marsh restoration project for Audubon California and San Pablo Bay National Wildlife Refuge is showcased on Audubon California's Audublog.
US Fish and Wildlife Service, Regions 1 & 8
Western States
In 2009, Hanford ARC was awarded an Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract for restoration and infrastructure improvement projects with the US Fish and Wildlife Service. We look forward to working under this contract and will update this site as the projects unfold.