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BrightView volunteers renovate a park to be more welcoming for children at Fort Carson, Colo. Members of the military and their families helped BrightView install sod, perennials, shrubs, and trees.

Glendora Country Club was starting to lose members while goals for the golf course weren't being met. Within two years, BrightView was able to get 95 percent of the turf conversion completed, saving money in water and seed purchasing. The changes to the club has seen an improved overall efficiency of 20 to 30 percent.

BrightView Landscapes, LLC, the nation’s leading landscape services and snow removal company, today announced the acquisition of Girard Environmental Services, LLC.

Watering trees in turf creates a water management opportunity.

Graybar's corporate headquarters was not staying up-to-date and needed to modernize their landscaping to be more environmentally sustainable and attractive. The new landscaping has reduced water consumption by 80 percent and features a balanced aquatic system and a fully-updated irrigation system.

One of BrightView's valued clients, The Ritz-Carlton in Amelia Island, Fla., is one of 10 hotels recognized by USA Today as helping to save the bees. The resort created a haven for 200,000 bees.

Ten irrigation-friendly design tips to implement into your water management program.

BrightView team members join with A Soldier's Journey Home as U.S. Army veteran Tony Chobanov has a home built for him and his family. BrightView installed a landscape designed to Chobanov's requests.

With rising costs and decreased funding, colleges and universities find that outsourcing their landscape maintenance to BrightView can turn landscaping from an expense to an asset that works to increase student enrollment, alumni donations, sustainability, and school pride.

The OmniPark Metropolitan District couldn't keep up with the water-thirsty landscape and hours of maintenance needed and turned to BrightView. The new low-water landscape and replaced irrigation system helped save 250,000 gallons of water within the first two months.