2018 has been a wonderfully busy year! Thanks to all of you, we can do what we love every day; preserve and protect our watersheds. We couldn’t do what we do without all of you! With that in mind, we want to share with you all our top viewed blogs of 2018.
1. Restoration of Lower Lower Stony Run
The restoration of the Lower Lower Stony Run is a 10.7-acre stream restoration project that runs directly behind Johns Hopkins University campus.
2. EQR Employee Spotlight: Andrew Sterling
From Jamaica to environmental construction, Superintendent Andrew Sterling has such an interesting background. He was our top viewed Employee Spotlight for 2018!
3. EQR Selected for $5.3 million dollar restoration project with Anne Arundel County
Furnace Creek in Glen Burnie, Maryland, is one of the largest projects undertaken in north county for the Tidal Patapsco watershed in the history of the county’s Watershed Protection and Restoration Program.
4. From the Field to the Office: Project Management Intern Shares his Experience at EQR
Project Management and Estimating intern, Wade shares his experiences as an intern at EQR after finishing his second year in our program!
5. Turkeycock Run at Mason District Park
EQR was contracted by Fairfax County’s Stormwater Planning Division and Utility Design and Construction Division to restore approximately 1,575 linear feet of Turkeycock Run using natural channel design techniques.