THE NATURAL RESOURCES INVESTMENT GROUP, LLC

To provide quality mitigation and conservation

The NRI Group strives to provide quality mitigation and conservation through the restoration and protection of our nations aquatic resources.

OUR SERVICES

Why Choose Us

The NRI Group is an Arkansas-based company specializing in stream and wetland restoration used for compensatory mitigation

Why buy credits?

Mitigation credits allow your business to replace or "compensate" for the aquatic resources lost through development or permitted activity. Learn More

What we do?

We take degraded stream channels and wetland areas (i.e. ditched, drained, filled, or damaged) and restore them to their historic or natural condition.

Why we do it?

There can be no net loss of stream/wetlands when permitting development activities. Restoration of lands nearby to compensate for their impacts is required.

OUR MISSION

The NRI Group, LLC

The NRI Group strives to provide quality mitigation and conservation through the restoration and protection of our nations aquatic resources.

The NRI Group is an Arkansas-based company specializing in stream and wetland restoration used for compensatory mitigation. We create mitigation banks and sell compensatory mitigation credits to clients so they may offset unavoidable impacts to the aquatic environment.

OUR WORK

Featured Projects

Kings River Mitigation Bank

The Kings River Mitigation Bank is located on 270 acres in the Ozark Mountains of Madison County, Arkansas. The goal of establishing the bank is to create wildlife habitat, restore stream function, and enhance riparian rangeland …

Lower Cutoff Creek Mitigation Bank

The Lower Cutoff Creek Mitigation Bank is 6 miles northeast of Monticello, Arkansas. LCCMB consists of a total of 473 acres. It is a stream and wetland complex of 6 miles of stream restoration…

Big Cedar Creek Mitigation Bank

The Big Cedar Creek Mitigation Bank (BCCMB) is situated on 620 acres located in the Mississippi Gulf Coastal Plain of George County, Mississippi, near Lucedale. It is in the Pascagoula River..

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