Park Place is located in prestigious West Sedona near world-class shopping, dining, cultural, medical, golf and spa amenities. Park Place commands dramatic vistas and red rock panoramas with the convenience of an in-town location.
Designed by renowned architect Don Woods and his son Bob Woods, Park Place marries the elegance of European-inspired architecture with a variety of functional floor plans and top notch finishes and craftsmanship. Park Place is integrated into the beautiful rolling and lushly landscaped site thus capturing the incredible panoramas and providing an intimate setting for refined living.
Working for Schaller Construction, Native Resources International salvaged nearly 200 trees and shrubs. Our success rate was significantly high, and in a few months Native Resources International will be retuning to plant a number of the trees.
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Rio Salado - Phoenix, Arizona
Native Resources crews are busy at the Rio Salado Project located at the Salt River Bottom at Central. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, in cooperation with the City of Phoenix, designed the project and prepared engineering plans for construction. Overall, the federal government will contribute two-thirds of the total project cost of $85 million (funding authorized by Congress in 1977). A ten-mile system of paved trails as well as scenic overlooks, pedestrian bridges and outdoor classrooms are just a small part of this forward thinking undertaking. Native Resources International is fortunate to be part of the initial core team.
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Laughlin Ranch - Bullhead City, Arizona
Native Resources was recently awarded a contract by Landscape Unlimited to provide revegetation services at Laughlin Ranch, Bullhead City, Arizona. There are five (5) separate phases that
Native Resources will be working on these range from shrub and tree plantings to Permeon® applications. The project is expected to be completed by Spring 2005.
The Phoenician - Scottsdale, Arizona
Always a beautiful golf course,
The Phoenician was in need of a bit of a face lift in the hopes of continuing its premier status.
Native Resources put together a workable plan and the project was approved by The Phoenician's management team. Native Resources International began its work at The Phoenician on December 3rd and its work has already made a dramatic effect.
Rock House Site - Gila County, Arizona
Native Resources was chosen by
SRP to create a 15 acre riparian habitat for the
Southwestern willow flycatcher, the Yellow-billed cuckoo and the Bald Eagle. The wetland portion of the project will involve 2.5 acres of wetland ponds for the Yuma clapper rail habitat, as mitigation for the operation of the Roosevelt Lake and Dam.
The overall goal for the vegetation establishment on the site will be to provide a stand of dense riparian vegetation composed of Fremont Cottonwood, Goodding's willows with an understory of coyote willow.
Cottonwoods and Willow Poles were planted during the first phase of the work.
The Rock House site is located approximately 100 miles northeast of downtown Phoenix on a terrace of the Salt River just upstream from Roosevelt Lake.
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Native Resources work at Rock House Site.
Desert Ridge Wildfire Golf Club - Phoenix, Arizona
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Querencia - Los Cabos, Mexico
Querencia is a private golf course community located on 840 acres in Los Cabos, Mexico. The owner of the project is Querencia Properties s.a.de.c.v.. The course is a Tom Fazio design. Landscape architect services are being provided by Design Workshop.
Native Resources began work on the Querencia site in May 1999. Services provided by
Native Resources include native tree and shrub devegetation, land reclamation using imported plants indigenous to the Sonoran Desert and on-site nursery services. Over 3,000 various species of native trees, cacti and shrubs were salvaged.
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Native Resources work at Querencia.
Goldsborough Creek - Shelton, Washington
Working with the Army Corps of Engineers and Stan Palmer Construction,
Native Resources was contracted to perform some very unique services. The main focus of this project is the rechanneling of the
Goldsborough Creek. The extremely technical services include using soil lifts to create terraced banks to allow for site specific plantings as well as spec specific hydroseeding to repair construction scaring and to establish erosion control.
Todd Haga, Project Manager for Stan Palmer Construction, states that, "Native Resources has done an excellent job on this project, making us happy and the Army Corps of Engineers happy. I hope I have the opportunity of working with your firm in the future."
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Golden Sunlight Mine - Whitehall, Montana
In attempt to advance reclamation efforts for
Golden Sunlight
Gold Mine, Native Resources was hired to establish mature native tree stands on a reclaimed slope of the gold mine just outside of Whitehall, Montana. The slope faces Interstate 90 and created some negative publicity due to the scarring of the mountainside that it has created.
Placer Dome Mines has introduced this project to several mine related groups in hopes that this practice can be initiated prior to the actual mining disturbance.
In May of 2001, our team congregated at the mine to pick out and GPS twenty-eight pine and juniper trees. The trees ranged from 10 to 20 feet in height, averaging 13 caliper inches. The dig was a success and all trees were producing new cones and branch shoots by mid-May.
Bill Seybert, Lands, Contracts and Materials Supervisor of Golden Sunlight Mines, Inc. states, "I just wanted to let you know how nice it was to work with your Company this past year on inventorying, salvaging and planting trees on our reclamation site. The survival rate is in excess of what you had guaranteed and all trees appear to be doing well. Your employees from all levels of your company were very professional and it was a pleasure to work with them".
Riva Ridge - Jackson, Wyoming
Riva Ridge is a reforestation project being conducted in Jackson, Wyoming. Native Resources was contracted by Grand Homes of Wyoming Inc. to salvage and transport very large fir trees from a cattle ranch in Idaho to the Riva Ridge site. The trees are being used to create a forest on land that was graded to allow for construction of two trout ponds and a building pad for a very large custom home.
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Native Resources work at Riva Ridge.
Verrado - Buckeye, Arizona
Native Resources was awarded the salvage contract for the Verrado development (formerly known as Whitestone).
Verrado is an 8,000 acre project being developed by
DMB White Tank, LLC. The project will take approximately 15 years to complete and will include schools, shopping centers, homes and four golf courses. Verrado is west of Phoenix, Arizona off of Interstate 10.
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Native Resources work at Verrado.
Seven Canyons Golf Course - Sedona, Arizona
Native Resources has been on-site at the
Seven Canyons Golf Club for over two years. Our scope of work there has been native tree transplant, golf course landscape, hydroseeding and wash reclamation. The project includes an 18 hole championship Tom Weiscopf golf course and timeshare facilities.
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Native Resources work at Seven Canyons.
Tramonto - Phoenix, Arizona
Tramonto is an 1100-acre single-family, apartment and custom home development located in North Phoenix at the northeast corner of Interstate-17 and the Carefree Highway,
Native Resources salvaged 100's of native trees and cacti from the site and was awarded the landscape contract for the development. Tramonto is a
Communities Southwest development.
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Native Resources work at
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Native Resources has had crews in Las Vegas retrofitting a top golf course to be less dependent on water. Native Resources International has removed acres of sod and introduced cacti and granite to the golf course. This has allowed the course to become compliant with newly passed municipal laws.
