Plants you wish to:

• Use to build disturbed ground back. Also see Ground.
• Establish and figure out how best to grow. Also see Plant.
• Use as habitat where the ground calls for it. Also see Animal.
• Use to hold ground without a spray program. Also see Pest.
• Establish without irrigating forever. Also see Water.
• Grow without a soil spec that never works. Also see Product.
• Screen a pad, a road, or a facility with. Also see Utilities.
• Establish on ground you know is clean. Also see Contamination.
• Use to hold a slope, a bank, or a berm. Also see Risk.
• Match to the conditions the site actually has. Also see Climate.

Plants that:

• Establish on one pad and fail on the next. Also see Ground.
• Came in thin, patchy, or not at all. Also see Plant.
• Wildlife destroy before they take. Also see Animal.
• Are getting choked out by what came back first. Also see Pest.
• Die the second you stop watering them. Also see Water.
• Won't take in the fill or the topsoil brought in. Also see Product.
• Die out along the roads, the pads, and the lines. Also see Utilities.
• Won't establish on ground with a history. Also see Contamination.
• Are gone from the slope you need held. Also see Risk.
• Can't take the exposure on this ground. Also see Climate.

You want to know:

• What your cover is doing for the ground underneath. Also see Ground.
• What will actually establish here. Also see Plant.
• What planting supports the habitat you disturbed. Also see Animal.
• How to revegetate without the invasive winning. Also see Pest.
• What establishes without permanent watering. Also see Water.
• Whether the soil you hauled in will grow anything. Also see Product.
• What to plant to screen the facility. Also see Utilities.
• Whether anything in the ground shows up in the vegetation. Also see Contamination.
• What would hold your worst ground. Also see Risk.
• What holds up to the sun, wind, and heat here. Also see Climate.

Animals you wish to:

• Accommodate without giving up the ground. Also see Ground.
• Support with what you plant back. Also see Plant.
• Know about before you plan around them. Also see Animal.
• Protect from what moves in after disturbance. Also see Pest.
• Keep water available for on the site. Also see Water.
• Keep clear of what you're applying or storing. Also see Product.
• Route around your roads, pads, and lines. Also see Utilities.
• Keep off ground you're not sure about. Also see Contamination.
• Handle right where a designation is in play. Also see Risk.
• Support through what the conditions here do. Also see Climate.

• Habitat sitting on ground you need to work. Also see Ground.
• Wildlife destroying every reclamation seeding you put in. Also see Plant.
• A listed species that showed up in survey. Also see Animal.
• Species pushed out and something worse moving in. Also see Pest.
• A wetland or a water feature nobody flagged. Also see Water.
• Application or storage restrictions because of what's on site. Also see Product.
• A corridor cut by the road, the line, or the layout. Also see Utilities.
• Wildlife on ground with a history. Also see Contamination.
• A designation that changed what the operation can do. Also see Risk.
• Habitat shifting as the conditions shift. Also see Climate.

You want to know:

• What's living on the ground before you touch it. Also see Ground.
• What planting would support the habitat you disturbed. Also see Plant.
• What a survey would actually find. Also see Animal.
• What moves in after you clear. Also see Pest.
• Whether your water features matter to what's here. Also see Water.
• Whether what you're storing is a problem for what's on site. Also see Product.
• Whether your layout cuts a corridor. Also see Utilities.
• Whether anything in the ground reaches what lives on it. Also see Contamination.
• Whether a designation changes what you can operate. Also see Risk.
• How the conditions here shape what stays. Also see Climate.

Pressure you wish to:

• Starve out by fixing the ground it favors. Also see Ground.
• Keep off the cover you're establishing. Also see Plant.
• Keep away from the species you have to protect. Also see Animal.
• Break the cycle on for good. Also see Pest.
• Control without putting anything in the drainage. Also see Water.
• Handle without a program you're locked into. Also see Product.
• Keep out of the facilities and the equipment. Also see Utilities.
• Manage without adding more chemical to the ground. Also see Contamination.
• Stop before it spreads past the lease line. Also see Risk.
• Get ahead of as the seasons stretch. Also see Climate.

• The same thing coming back on the same disturbed ground. Also see Ground.
• Something taking the reclamation faster than it establishes. Also see Plant.
• Pressure on the species you're required to protect. Also see Animal.
• An invasive that doesn't die at label rate anymore. Also see Pest.
• A pond or a pit that turns green and stays green. Also see Water.
• A spray program you inherited with the site. Also see Product.
• Rodents or pests in the facilities and the equipment. Also see Utilities.
• Pressure that got worse the more it was treated. Also see Contamination.
• An invasive spreading off your lease onto a neighbor's. Also see Risk.
• Pressure showing up earlier and staying later. Also see Climate.

You want to know:

• Whether what keeps coming back is a soil problem. Also see Ground.
• Why reclamation holds on one pad and not another. Also see Plant.
• What the pressure means for the species on site. Also see Animal.
• What's driving resistance here. Also see Pest.
• What's turning your pit or your pond green. Also see Water.
• How much of the control spending is preventable. Also see Product.
• What's drawing pests into the facility. Also see Utilities.
• What all that treatment has left in the ground. Also see Contamination.
• What's coming next based on what's here now. Also see Risk.
• How a longer season changes what you're fighting. Also see Climate.

Water you wish to:

• Get into the ground instead of off the site. Also see Ground.
• Use to establish cover without hauling water forever. Also see Plant.
• Keep available and clean for what lives here. Also see Animal.
• Keep from breeding in the pits and the ponds. Also see Pest.
• Understand across the whole site, top to bottom. Also see Water.
• Keep clean of what you're applying or storing. Also see Product.
• Route, treat, and discharge without a problem. Also see Utilities.
• Know is clean for everything downstream. Also see Contamination.
• Keep away from the structures and the slopes. Also see Risk.
• Handle when it comes all at once. Also see Climate.

• Water that won't drain and ground that won't take it. Also see Ground.
• Cover that dies the second you stop watering. Also see Plant.
• A wetland or a feature nobody flagged. Also see Animal.
• Pits and ponds breeding everything. Also see Pest.
• Produced water you're paying to move and manage. Also see Water.
• Water that fights the chemistry you're running. Also see Product.
• Discharge or treatment costing more every year. Also see Utilities.
• Groundwater that changed after your operation started. Also see Contamination.
• Water taking a berm, a slope, or a bank out. Also see Risk.
• Stormwater that overwhelms what was designed for it. Also see Climate.

You want to know:

• Where the water goes when it hits your site. Also see Ground.
• Why cover holds where it's wet and not where it's dry. Also see Plant.
• Whether your water matters to what lives here. Also see Animal.
• What's turning your pond or your pit green. Also see Pest.
• What's actually in your produced water. Also see Water.
• What your water does to what you're running. Also see Product.
• Whether your treatment and discharge match the ground. Also see Utilities.
• Whether anything is reaching your groundwater. Also see Contamination.
• What's leaving your property in the water. Also see Risk.
• What a real storm does to this site. Also see Climate.

Products you wish to:

• Amend or stabilize the ground with so it performs. Also see Ground.
• Use to get reclamation cover established and holding. Also see Plant.
• Use without a problem for what's on site. Also see Animal.
• Swap for something that doesn't lock you into a program. Also see Pest.
• Keep out of the drainage, the discharge, and the groundwater. Also see Water.
• Prove out before you run it across the operation. Also see Product.
• Store and handle right at the facility. Also see Utilities.
• Replace with something cleaner. Also see Contamination.
• Use without drift or runoff past the lease line. Also see Risk.
• Have hold up to what this site actually gets. Also see Climate.

• Stabilizer or amendment that didn't do what the spec said. Also see Ground.
• Imported topsoil that won't grow anything. Also see Plant.
• Storage or application restrictions because of what's on site. Also see Animal.
• A treatment program you inherited with the site. Also see Pest.
• Chemistry showing up in the discharge or the monitoring well. Also see Water.
• Product that performs on paper and not on the ground. Also see Product.
• Chemical stored where you'd rather it wasn't. Also see Utilities.
• Residue in the ground from years of the same thing. Also see Contamination.
• Dust or spray drifting off the site. Also see Risk.
• Material that fails in the heat or the freeze here. Also see Climate.

You want to know:

• What your amendments are actually doing to the ground. Also see Ground.
• Whether the soil you hauled in will grow anything. Also see Plant.
• Whether what you're storing is a problem for what's on site. Also see Animal.
• Whether you're solving the pressure or feeding it. Also see Pest.
• Where your chemistry ends up when it rains. Also see Water.
• Whether the spec matches what the ground needs. Also see Product.
• What you're storing and handling, and where. Also see Utilities.
• What's built up after years of the same program. Also see Contamination.
• What a regulator would say about what you're running. Also see Risk.
• Whether the product holds up to this climate. Also see Climate.

Something you wish to:

• Site and build knowing exactly what's underneath. Also see Ground.
• Screen or plant around so it works with the site. Also see Plant.
• Lay out without cutting a corridor. Also see Animal.
• Keep rodents and pests out of. Also see Pest.
• Supply, treat, and discharge water from without a problem. Also see Water.
• Store your chemistry in right. Also see Product.
• Run cheaper and cleaner. Also see Utilities.
• Know is healthy for the people working in it. Also see Contamination.
• Site out of the water's way. Also see Risk.
• Keep workable in July and January both. Also see Climate.

• A pad, a foundation, or a line on ground that won't hold. Also see Ground.
• Runoff off the roof or the hardscape killing what's below. Also see Plant.
• A layout that cut a corridor nobody flagged. Also see Animal.
• Rodents or pests in the facility and the equipment. Also see Pest.
• Water or discharge costing more every year. Also see Water.
• Chemistry stored where you'd rather it wasn't. Also see Product.
• An energy bill that doesn't match what you're running. Also see Utilities.
• Crews that feel rough working in a certain building. Also see Contamination.
• A facility that takes water every few years. Also see Risk.
• Cooling or ventilation that runs constantly and never catches up. Also see Climate.

You want to know:

• What's under the pad before you build on it. Also see Ground.
• What to plant to screen the facility. Also see Plant.
• Whether your layout works with what lives here. Also see Animal.
• What's drawing pests into the facility. Also see Pest.
• Where your water is actually going. Also see Water.
• What you're storing and where. Also see Product.
• Where your energy is actually going. Also see Utilities.
• Whether the air your crews breathe is doing them any favors. Also see Contamination.
• Whether your facilities sit where they should. Also see Risk.
• What it'd cost to keep a building workable year round. Also see Climate.

Something you wish to:

• Know is clean before you disturb it or hand it back. Also see Ground.
• Know will grow cover once you're done. Also see Plant.
• Know is safe for what lives on the site. Also see Animal.
• Clean up without adding more chemical to it. Also see Pest.
• Prove clean before it moves downstream or into groundwater. Also see Water.
• Replace with something cleaner. Also see Product.
• Deliver as a healthy space for your crews. Also see Utilities.
• Document before anybody asks. Also see Contamination.
• Know about before it becomes a liability. Also see Risk.
• Handle knowing the weather works on it. Also see Climate.

• Ground nothing will grow on and no reason you can find. Also see Ground.
• Reclamation that won't establish on ground with a past. Also see Plant.
• Contamination on ground with habitat on it. Also see Animal.
• Ground that got worse the more it was treated. Also see Pest.
• Groundwater or a monitoring well that changed. Also see Water.
• Residue from chemistry somebody ran before you. Also see Product.
• An old spill or storage area near the facility. Also see Utilities.
• A site with a history nobody wrote down. Also see Contamination.
• Something migrating onto your site from off it. Also see Risk.
• Contamination that moves with every wet season. Also see Climate.

You want to know:

• What this ground was before your operation. Also see Ground.
• Whether anything in the ground shows up in the vegetation. Also see Plant.
• Whether anything in the ground reaches what lives here. Also see Animal.
• What past treatment left behind. Also see Pest.
• Whether anything is reaching your groundwater. Also see Water.
• What years of the same chemistry built up. Also see Product.
• What your facilities are actually made of. Also see Utilities.
• Whether the site would hold up to scrutiny. Also see Contamination.
• What a regulator, a buyer, or a lender would find. Also see Risk.
• What a wet season turns up that a dry one doesn't. Also see Climate.

Something you wish to:

• Know won't move, slide, or settle under the operation. Also see Ground.
• Plant to hold the slope or the berm you're counting on. Also see Plant.
• Handle right where a species designation is in play. Also see Animal.
• Stop at the lease line before it spreads. Also see Pest.
• Get out of the water's reach. Also see Water.
• Run without drift, runoff, or release liability. Also see Product.
• Site out of harm's way. Also see Utilities.
• Clear before you take it on or hand it back. Also see Contamination.
• Know about before a regulator or a lender does. Also see Risk.
• Build to hold up to what this site gets. Also see Climate.

• Ground that slides, slumps, or settles. Also see Ground.
• A slope or a berm with nothing holding it. Also see Plant.
• A listed species that changed the operation. Also see Animal.
• An invasive spreading off the lease. Also see Pest.
• A site that floods or sits in the floodplain. Also see Water.
• A release or a drift event you're answering for. Also see Product.
• A facility or a well in the wrong spot. Also see Utilities.
• A legacy problem nobody priced. Also see Contamination.
• A regulation, a permit, or an obligation you found out about late. Also see Risk.
• Storms that hit harder than the design assumed. Also see Climate.

You want to know:

• Whether the ground will hold. Also see Ground.
• What would hold your worst ground. Also see Plant.
• Whether a designation changes what you can operate. Also see Animal.
• What's moving onto the site from off it. Also see Pest.
• Whether you're in the floodplain and what that means. Also see Water.
• What you're sending off the property. Also see Product.
• Whether your facilities sit where they should. Also see Utilities.
• What's actually upstream or downstream of you. Also see Contamination.
• What a regulator, an insurer, or a lender would find. Also see Risk.
• What a hundred-year rain does to this site. Also see Climate.

Something you wish to:

• Have hold up through the wet and dry cycles here. Also see Ground.
• Plant to match the exposure this site has. Also see Plant.
• Support the species here as conditions shift. Also see Animal.
• Stay ahead of as the pest seasons stretch. Also see Pest.
• Handle when the rain comes all at once. Also see Water.
• Spec so it doesn't fail in the heat or the freeze. Also see Product.
• Keep workable in July and January both. Also see Utilities.
• Handle knowing the weather works on it. Also see Contamination.
• Build to hold up to whatever the year does. Also see Risk.
• Operate in without hinging on the weather. Also see Climate.

• Ground that swells, shrinks, or erodes with every cycle. Also see Ground.
• Cover that can't take the exposure here. Also see Plant.
• Habitat shifting as the conditions shift. Also see Animal.
• Pressure showing up earlier and staying later. Also see Pest.
• Stormwater that overwhelms the design. Also see Water.
• Material or chemistry that fails in the heat or the freeze. Also see Product.
• Cooling or ventilation that never catches up. Also see Utilities.
• Contamination that moves every wet season. Also see Contamination.
• Weather that hits harder than the design assumed. Also see Risk.
• Conditions that don't match what the site was built for. Also see Climate.

You want to know:

• How your ground behaves through the seasons here. Also see Ground.
• What holds up to the sun, wind, and heat here. Also see Plant.
• How the conditions here shape what stays. Also see Animal.
• How a longer season changes what you're fighting. Also see Pest.
• What a real storm does to this site. Also see Water.
• Whether what you're running holds up to this climate. Also see Product.
• What it'd cost to keep a building workable year round. Also see Utilities.
• What a wet season turns up that a dry one doesn't. Also see Contamination.
• What a bad weather year is really costing you. Also see Risk.
• Whether your site matches the conditions you actually get. Also see Climate.