As the Principal and Co-Founder of SumCo Eco-Contracting, Travis Sumner plays a pivotal role in advancing the field of wetland restoration and management. With a robust background in ecology and natural resources, Travis oversees all aspects of wetland earthwork and planting activities, ensuring that each...
As the Principal and Co-Founder of SumCo Eco-Contracting, Travis Sumner plays a pivotal role in advancing the field of wetland restoration and management. With a robust background in ecology and natural resources, Travis oversees all aspects of wetland earthwork and planting activities, ensuring that each project aligns with the ecological integrity and sustainability goals of the region. His expertise in soil science and construction management allows him to effectively coordinate equipment and personnel resources, optimizing project execution while adhering to strict timelines and budgets.
Travis is deeply involved in key projects that exemplify SumCo's commitment to creating and enhancing wetland systems that replicate the functions and values of natural ecosystems. He collaborates closely with wetland scientists, project engineers, and various stakeholders—including owners, consultants, and general contractors—to deliver comprehensive solutions that address both environmental and regulatory requirements. His proficiency in purchasing and sourcing project materials and subcontractors ensures that every initiative is equipped with the best resources available, further enhancing the quality and effectiveness of the restoration efforts.
Travis’s leadership is also characterized by a strong commitment to sustainability and ecological balance, as evidenced by his credentials as a LEED Accredited Professional. He is passionate about educating clients and the community on the importance of wetlands in maintaining biodiversity, improving water quality, and mitigating climate change. Through his vision and expertise, Travis Sumner continues to position SumCo Eco-Contracting as a leader in the wetland contracting industry, driving innovative practices that contribute to the health of our natural resources for future generations.
