Our main departments include Biology, Cultural Resource Management (Archaeology), and GIS. In addition, we can provide NEPA permitting services (EA/EIS) that address the specific project requirements. We bring knowledgeable agency representation of your project’s environmental needs. By providing a multi-disciplinary approach, each of these services are integrated and gives our clients the ability to engage a single company for all of their environmental permitting and planning needs. This simplifies contracting and makes projects more cost effective.
BIOLOGICAL SERVICES
- Highly skilled monitoring staff of Authorized Biologists and Monitors
- Desert Tortoise Biological Presence/Absence Surveys, Assessments, and Clearance Surveys
- Burrowing Owl and Animal Surveys
- Migratory Bird/Raptor Surveys, Raven Management Plans
- Botanical Services for Rare Plants, Cacti-Yucca, and Noxious/Invasive Weed Surveys
- Mitigation and Restoration
- Technical Reports
- Tortoise and Wildlife Training (Worker Environmental Awareness Program [WEAP])
CULTURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (ARCHAEOLOGY)
- Cultural Resource Surveys, Monitoring, Treatment Plans, Mitigation, and Associated Technical Reports
- Federal and State Permitted in Nevada, Arizona, Utah, and Desert Regions of Southern California
- National Register Evaluations
- Monitoring of Cultural Sites for Construction Projects
- Cultural Site Stewardship
- Client Representation in the Section 106 Process
GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SERVICES (GIS)
- GIS Mapping and Plotting of Resource Data, Importation of Computer-Aided Drafting and Design (CADD) and Engineering Files
- Data Collection using Data Logging handheld GPS units (decimeter accuracy/differentially corrected)
- Custom Visual/Photo Simulations for Project Review
NEPA AND AGENCY REPRESENTATION
- Environmental Assessments (EA) and Environmental Impact Statements (EIS)
- Representation of Clients with Federal, State, and Local Agencies
ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES LOCATIONS
- Nevada
- Southern Utah
- Arizona
- Southern California Desert Region