Habitat Restoration

Restoring damaged ecosystems back to their natural state while protecting biodiversity to promote environmental sustainability.

Clean Ups /

Invasive Plant Removal

Removing litter, waste, debris, and non-native plants that are causing harm to wildlife areas.

Biological Monitoring

Providing comprehensive understanding of ecosystems health to identify potential environmental problems before they become serious.

Fire Breaks /

Fuel Thinning

Mitigating the risk of wildfires in vulnerable areas via fuel thinning and creating fire breaks.

Erosion Control

Using a combination of techniques to protect areas that are prone to erosion, such as river banks, hillsides, and areas around construction sites.

Wetland Delineation

Comprehensive and reliable assessments that ensure valuable habitats are protected and conserved for future generations.

Native Plant Propagation

Reproducing and multiplying native plants from their natural habitats in order to conserve the species and to create new habitats.

Biological Surveys /

Endangered Species

Understanding the health and diversity of ecosystems to guide conservation efforts. Surveys are critical to identifying specific threats that endangered species face.

Pre-construction Surveys / Mapping

These exercises help identify potential environmental issues that may arise during the construction process, and allow for appropriate measures to be taken to mitigate these impacts.

Stream Restoration

Improving the ecological health and function of degraded or damaged streams, rivers, and other aquatic ecosystems.

Mitigation Banking

Providing a more efficient and cost-effective way to compensate for the impacts of development on sensitive habitats and ecosystems.