Mitigation Partners, Inc (MPI)

MRNA is a great company and an amazing group of people. They are doind some amazing projects down south. What a great group of people doing great work.

HAPPY NEW YEAR! Let's try to connect on a stream, wetland or habitat RESTORATION - MITIGATION - RECLAMATION project in 2025. https://lnkd.in/gVTbdbw8

Great stuff Clay and Dan are making happen!

These guys are doing great work in Wisconsin from their native hyrdoseed mix to using beavers in restorations. If you want to challenge yourself, talk to these guys! https://lnkd.in/gAYDEm8J

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Yesterday, we went to Duluth, MN to attend "Let's do Lunch" put on by the Duluth Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber really knocked it out of the park. There is a lot going on in Duluth and St Louis County. They had two amazing guest speakers, Julie Lucus - Executive Director of Mining Minnesota and Kristen Vake - Executive Director of Iron Mining Association of Minnesota. These women are truly amazing! Julie has a way of bridging the knowledge gap on how much we need the minerals in MN for the green energy conversion and almost every product we use everyday. She also crushed why MN and not unregulated places like the Congo. We have the minerals we need and mine more responsibly than any place in the world. If we don't want to mine here, we shouldn't want to mine anywhere. It was the first time I saw Kristen Vake speak and she is a powerhouse with a great story. Without the steel industry, Duluth and Northern Minnesota would not be what we have grown to love. Our state's steel industry pays for a good chunk of eduction throughout the state, including the Twin Cities metro, is working hard to make Minnesota's a better place and is a huge ecomonic driver thoughout the state, our country and the world. If you support mining or are against it, I would strongly suggest finding an event either or both of these women are speaking and attend. Your understanding of mining will be challenged and enhanced by the experience.

It would great to hear about the requirements and solutions for RESTORATION - MITIGATION - RECLAMATION required of mining companies. If we want more solar, electric vehicles, wind power and so much more, we need to work with the mining industry. We are a Minnesota mitigation and we want to see more Minnesota mining happen. How can companies like ours help Minnesota mining make the US less dependent on foreign mining to meet our energy and climate goals? Let's connect the dots!

There are so many benefits to Nature Based Solutions... Carbon Sequestration, Biodiversity and so much more. Let's talk. Benefits of Nature-Based Solutions There are numerous positive impacts NBS can have on the environment, communities and our global society. For example, doing a restorative carbon sequestration project on a drained peatland would provide a natural carbon sink to take carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere. Doing so would also improve biodiversity in the area, and allow native plant species to re-establish. Restoring a peatland/wetland could also provide the community with recreational opportunities, improving health. Overall, this would create a healthier ecosystem for the plants, animals, and the surrounding community. On this note, Nature-based solutions also can create new economic opportunities. Restoring a peatland or a forest is no simple task and many jobs can be created out of these projects. Allowing for a boost to the local economies that restorative projects are based out of. Nature-Based Solutions Moving Forward Due to the numerous positive benefits of NBS and their cost-effective and sustainable approach to environmental issues, they are becoming increasingly popular as a viable alternative to traditional engineering solutions. Minnesota contain

MITIGATION PARTNERS INC (MPI) Your go-to team for wetland and stream mitigation credit sales and permittee-responsible solutions, When you work with our Mitigation Partners Inc. (MPI), we can provide you with three unique options: Purchase credits we manage. We will work with other mitigation bank sponsors to find credits. If there are no available credits, we will work to provide the most cost-effective permittee-responsible solution or bank development solution to meet your needs. HOW CAN WE BE OF SERVICE? https://conta.cc/3KyzpId

Let's talk MINNESOTA biodiversity! The Top Ten Peatland Plants and Animals in Northern Minnesota Peatlands in Northern Minnesota are home to some of the most diverse and interesting ecosystems in the world. These wetland habitats have ecological importance for providing habitat to plenty of sphagnum mosses, sedges, and grasses, but also unique species of flora and fauna. From rare and endangered species to traditional knowledge and practices, peatlands play a vital role in the local environment and the preservation of biodiversity. More than a third of Minnesota’s species of birds are said to be major users of peatland habitats, which shows the abundance in the region. With so many species to explore, it can be hard to narrow down the top ten peatland plants and animals in Northern Minnesota. However, to gain a deeper understanding of the importance of these habitats, we'll take a look at these fascinating species of plants and animals that call the peatlands of Northern Minnesota home, including important species that are rare, endangered, threatened and special concern status. Let's talk! 612.245.4025 https://lnkd.in/gB4uZ3zZ