67th Place Public Enhancement to Willapa National Wildlife Refuge
Road improvements to a 0.15-mile stretch of 67th Place to improve public access and safety to the Willapa National Wildlife Refuge Headquarters and Natural Resource Center. Work included installation of a temporary diversion berm and turbidity curtains, roadway excavation, installation of cellular confinement systems, pipe culverts, turf establishment, and asphalt paving.
Mitigation Site for OR140
An endangered fish is sacred to native Americans near Klamath Lake. Conway created habitat and breeding areas by excavating channels and ponds within a wetland. This required sediment containment and the construction of temporary timber-mat access roads out into the lake. Conway completed the project ahead of schedule and earned an environmental excellence award.
Barnes-Agency Phase 1
This project furthered habitat creation through the excavation and embankment of wetland dikes and the construction of access roads. Conway worked closely with private, federal, and Native American entities to overcome soft soil conditions and winter weather to complete this project on time.