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We’re committed to pursuing and doing work that matters. For more ways on how our staff and projects make a difference, read the latest news below.
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06.12.2015
Jim Keany Named Northwest Director of Biological Resources
Environmental Science Associates (ESA), a leading West Coast-based environmental consulting firm, is pleased to announce that Jim Keany has been named Northwest Director of Biological Resources in our Seattle office. Jim manages our growing northwest team of more than 20 professionals specializing in biological resources, fisheries science, resource management, wetlands studies, habitat restoration, permitting, and monitoring. read more »
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06.09.2015
Derry Dell Stream Restoration Project
On June 9th, the Oregon Department of State Lands awarded the Derry Dell Stream Restoration Project the Project of the Year Award. The award was presented by Oregon Governor, Kate Brown; Secretary of State, Jeanne Atkins; and State Treasurer, Ted Wheeler to the project lead agencies; City of Tigard and Clean Water Services and was awarded for the project’s “responsible, sustainable stewardship of Oregon’s natural resources”. read more »
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06.09.2015
Mark Johnson, PLA Named Northwest Director of Community Development
Environmental Science Associates (ESA), a leading West Coast-based environmental consulting firm, is pleased to announce that Mark Johnson, PLA has been named Northwest Director of Community Development in our Seattle office. Mark manages our northwest team of planners and technical specialists with a thorough understanding of environmental conditions, design processes, and agency requirements to help clients plan, design, permit, and implement their planning and development projects. read more »
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05.28.2015
ESA Releases 2014 Sustainability Report
In ESA’s 2014 Sustainability Report, we’ve outlined how our company has performed against the sustainability goals and objectives outlined in our 2012 Sustainability Plan. The 30-page document measures the firm’s progress and further promotes our commitment to sustainable operations, pursuing work that matters within a vibrant employee-ownership culture. read more »
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05.14.2015
Mike Leech Named ESA’s Director of Geospatial Services
Environmental Science Associates (ESA), a leading environmental consulting firm, is pleased to announce that Mike Leech has joined the firm as Director of Geospatial Services. With more than 150 Geographic Information System (GIS) users, ESA has been using geospatial technologies to provide our clients with real-time analytics, data visualization and information management solutions across the U.S. read more »
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03.25.2015
ESA Connects | Time for Spring Surveys, Program-Scale Environmental Compliance and How Smart Is Your Park?
ESA Connects is a quarterly newsletter to inform clients, teaming partners, and friends about the latest work that matters, integrated solutions, regulatory and funding updates, and our growing team of experts. In the March 2015 edition check out:How Smart is Your Park? read more »
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03.23.2015
ESA is Attending the California AEP Conference
Come and se us at the California Association of Environmental Professionals (AEP) conference in Santa Barbara, CA March 22-25. Keep an eye out for our conference speakers and attendees or email them for more information on their sessions: dhansen [at] esassoc [dot] com (Deanna Hansen), jgorzeman [at] esassoc [dot] com (Jack Gorzeman), jcarey [at] esassoc [dot] com (Jonathan Carey), edavidian [at] esassoc [dot] com (Eli Davidian), efischer [at] esassoc [dot] com (Erich Fischer). read more »
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03.11.2015
ESA Attends the 33rd Annual Salmonid Restoration Conference
We’re in Santa Rosa, CA for the 33rd Annual Salmonid Restoration Conference March 11-14th. The conference agenda highlights habitat restoration techniques, validating effectiveness monitoring, as well as strategies and mechanisms to restore and recover salmonids. Sessions explore key recovery actions and implementation priorities in Pacific Northwest salmon recovery plans and efforts to plan for resilience in California’s landscape. read more »
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03.04.2015
Can We Even Begin To Imagine What Our Cities Will Look Like In The Year 2050?
That’s the question I kept asking myself during last week’s the Future of Cities 2015 conference in Riverside, CA. read more »
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02.24.2015
We’re in Portland, OR at the 2015 Joint Annual Meeting of the SNVB and PARC
February 24-27th we’ll be at The Society for Northwestern Vertebrate Biology and Northwest Partners in Amphibian and Reptile Conservation Joint Annual Meeting in Portland, OR. Keep an eye out for our conference speakers or email them for information on their presentation. read more »