The above pictures display a before and after of a sedge meadow seeding project in Waukesha. This wetland was disturbed due to a sewer and watermain crossing. Soon after construction, all exposed soils were seeded with a native sedge meadow seed mixture. Now just completing its third year and after thorough monitoring and management, this site supports at least 18 native wetland plant species.

What was once a cornfield along an environmentally sensitive creek in Oconomowoc, is now a beautiful native prairie that just completed its third full growing season. A minimum of 20 native wild flowers and grasses are beginning to thrive on this project site. Again, thorough monitoring and managing has played a big role in the success of this restoration.

Other project pictures.