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The Franklin Fire in Malibu burned move than 4,000 acres, including the hillsides of Pepperdine University. With the rainy season quickly approaching and a threat of erosion, BrightView stepped in to quickly stabilize the damaged landscapes. It took BrightView’s team working every day for two months with up to 25 team members at a time to complete the work.

They're the scourge of the succulent world — half-inch long beetles with a serious snout problem. Meet the agave snout weevil, a tiny beetle with a big appetite and an even bigger impact on your beloved agave.

The best way to celebrate Earth Day is outside, of course! This scavenger hunt is a fun way to find everyday sustainability superheroes in your landscape. Gather your coworkers to make it a teambuilder or take it home to enjoy with family and friends.

Over the past two years, around 40 BrightView team members have completed the in-depth course. The 12-week curriculum provides a base for horticultural students by teaching all of the fundamentals of landscaping and showing them how to apply their knowledge in the real world.

Seeing is believing with BrightView Landscape Development.

Here’s why educators across the country are making outdoor classrooms part of their reopening strategy.

The McLean School was looking for a partner to help create a safe environment where students & faculty can focus on the fundamentals of education.

BrightView Mid-Atlantic recently celebrated the grand opening of a new playground at the Ben Center in Baltimore, MD. Partnering with Corporate Office Properties Trust (COPT) and Plano Coudon, BrightView employees donated their services and materials to help create a new outdoor play area.

At BrightView, we believe in taking great care of our clients, teams, communities, and the environment. We take pride in helping our communities. The BrightView Mid-Atlantic team recently donated their skills to a deserving property in one of our communities, Stephen Knolls School, in Silver Spring, Md.