March 30, 2021 (Press Release) – Livingston, MT
With heartfelt thanks to our clients, employees, vendors, and other supporters, Trout Headwaters, Inc. (THI) turns 25-years-old in just a few days.
Over these past more two decades, we have had the opportunity to provide high-quality ecological restoration products and services on more than 550 projects – for many hundreds of clients – across the U.S. And, with the many challenges in the world and in business today, we could not be more grateful for all we have and for what we’ve been blessed to accomplish.
While our firm’s systems, tools, processes, and technologies continue to constantly improve and change – our company values have always remained the same. Customer-first, integrity, quality, innovation, and teamwork are the hallmarks that have propelled our work through all this time– as a sustained force for nature.
As we push forward into 2021, THI continues building state-of-the science products like the environmental data system, EcoBlu Analyst, our latest version in partnership with Esri. Our conservation stewardship program, now in its sixth year, just released Waders in the Water v3.0 for the nation’s conservation and youth Corps. THI remains steadfast in helping lead the ecological restoration industry for example, recently noting Lisa Marr’s appointment to the National Environmental Banking Association in Washington, DC. Trout Headwaters continues its support to sound science and policy, sending detailed comments in December to ANSI in support of quantitative, science-based standards for ecological restoration. All this while maintaining a roster of ecological restoration projects spread out across the U.S.
“Today most especially, thank you to our partners, thank you to our team, and thank you to our vendors. Most importantly, thank you to our many clients without whom Trout Headwaters would simply cease to exist. We are most grateful for your continued support and trust. I speak for everyone here in saying how thrilled and excited Trout Headwaters is for its next quarter century,” said Michael Sprague, THI CEO.
