Services
We'll assess your site and research existing data to determine which laws may
apply to your project. Our registered landscape architect can work with you to
accomplish your goals while avoiding or reducing impacts to protected plants,
animals, and habitats.
We'll also handle interaction with regulatory authorities to help obtain the
needed permits and clearances. Our many years of experience have helped to build
solid working relationships with Michigan's DNR and DEQ. We can serve as a
liaison between the regulating authorities and you to help assure permit
compliance through all phases of planning, design, construction and monitoring.
Specific Services
We offer investigation, regulatory interaction, inventories and monitoring
for:
- Threatened/Endangered (T&E) species (State and federal)
- Wetlands, lakes, and streams
- Designated Critical Dune Areas (CDAs)
Our clients include governmental entities, municipalities, utilities,
engineers, attorneys, architects, landscape architects, non-profit environmental
groups, private research foundations, other consulting firms, land conservancy
groups, and individual landowners.
Types of Projects:
- Residential projects (one home or a neighborhood)
- Rare plant surveys, transplants, and monitoring
- Commercial and industrial developments
- Conflict resolution and restoration
- Utility and highway corridors
- Nature preserve inventories
- Cell tower sites
- Bikepaths
- Parklands
For specialized expertise on a project-by-project basis, we work with a
network of specialists throughout the Great Lakes region to assemble customized
teams for each project, to provide the highest quality resource assessment
services in a cost-efficient, timely manner. We believe using local experts not
only saves you money but can provide important local knowledge for an area.
Available expertise includes botanists, biologists, entomologists,
herpetologists, wetland scientists, soil scientists, fisheries biologists,
geohydrologists, graphic designers, archaeologists, horticulturists, registered
landscape architects, and others.
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