Ecology Division
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Environmental Services, Inc. (ESI) assists clients, public and private, in dealing with numerous ecological issues that arise when proposed project activities interact with the environment. Offering sophisticated environmental impact assessments, development of regional impact studies and wetland mitigation, ESI assists clients through the environmental permitting process including preparation of appropriate applications, tracking during regulatory agency processing and supporting clients with monitoring for permit compliance. |
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ESI's Ecology Division performs studies for terrestrial, freshwater, estuarine, and marine systems, as well as botany, wildlife biology, wetland ecology, and water quality studies. ESI has been involved with a variety of development projects, including: new schools, highways, transmission lines, airports, harbors, parks, landfills, waste water treatment facilities, residential subdivisions, new communities, and commercial/industrial enterprises. A considerable portion of our work is wetlands-related, and much of it is done for clients and their representatives who value our site analysis services for pre-purchase due diligence and for development of site plans. These studies have direct applicability in determining the potential need for dredge and fill permits from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers as well as from state and local regulatory agencies.ESI employees efficiently guide clients through the regulatory process, providing appropriate, and when necessary, innovative solutions for each project, whether it comprises one acre or thousands of acres. |
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ESI provides the following services in our Ecology Division:
• Permitting and Compliance
• Wetland Assessments
• Endangered and Threatened Species
• Mitigation
• Soil and Site Evaluations
• Aquatic and Marine Assessments
• Erosion and Sediment Control
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Gary Howalt, Vice President and Director of Ecology Gary Howalt is a Certified Wetland Delineator and a Professional Wetland Scientist. He has over 30 years of diverse technical and project management experience in environmental assessment programs. Read More Phone: (904) 470-2200 This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it |
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Kevin Markham, Vice President and Director of Ecology Mr. Markham is an ecologist with an academic background in marine biology, coastal ecology, and mammalogy, with additional expertise in wetland assessment, ornithology and freshwater malacology. Read More Phone: (919) 212-1760 This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it |
