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Ecological 

Balancing environmental stewardship with practical solutions that protect land, water, and habitat.

Natural systems play a critical role in the performance and resilience of the built environment. Development, infrastructure, and land management decisions must carefully balance environmental stewardship, regulatory compliance, and long-term landscape performance.

Science-based ecological services help clients protect, restore, and responsibly manage natural systems while advancing project objectives. Our work with public agencies, developers, and private-sector clients includes evaluating ecological conditions, navigating environmental regulatory requirements, and developing strategies that balance environmental health with practical project delivery.

We bring expertise in ecological planning, habitat and corridor restoration, native vegetation systems, and natural resource management. By integrating ecological science with planning, design, and environmental permitting processes, we help clients address environmental constraints early and reduce risk throughout the project life cycle.

Whether supporting ecological restoration initiatives, land development, or long-term ecosystem management, Matrix delivers balanced, implementable ecological solutions that enhance ecological function while supporting resilient and sustainable landscapes.

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Featured Project

Platte Farm Open Space Restoration

Featured Project

Williams Fork Post-Fire Hillslope Revegetation

Featured Project

Colorado Parks and Wildlife North Sand Hills Wildlife Survey

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Platte Farm Open Space Restoration

Denver, CO

Project Bio

Denver Parks and Recreation needed to safely restore vacant land near the former Asarco Smelter Superfund Site for public use and long-term ecological function. Matrix guided ecological restoration around existing soil cap constraints to create a multifunctional open space supporting stormwater management, habitat, and recreation. The result improved public access while protecting 
environmental health.

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Williams Fork Post-Fire Hillslope Revegetation

Grand County, CO

Project Bio

Following the 15,000-acre Williams Fork Fire, post-burn conditions threatened Denver Water diversion structures and headwaters infrastructure downstream of high-burn areas. Matrix assessed burn severity, identified values at risk, and developed mitigation strategies combining restoration, monitoring, and operational planning. The result improved resilience, reduced hazard exposure, and protected critical water supply systems.

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Colorado Parks and Wildlife North Sand Hills Wildlife Survey

North Sand Hills, CO

Project Bio

At the southern end of Colorado’s Medicine Bow Mountain Range, North Sand Hills combines sand dunes, sagebrush, and mixed conifer and aspen habitats. Matrix conducted wildlife surveys for Colorado Parks and Wildlife to support expanded outdoor recreation opportunities while protecting sensitive habitat. The surveys informed planning for infrastructure development, habitat conservation, and wildlife-viewing experiences for visitors.

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