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We assess & investigate natural hazards in a forest application including drainage such as streams & gullies, landslides, and other geomorphic processes, either on a landscape level or operational level and categorize these properties according to environmental risk to provide operational guidance to clients. Use remote sensing tools such as LiDar to help map & describe terrain attributes on the landscape to help identify potential hazards in quantitative & qualitative manner. Utilizes GIS mapping systems. We utilize drones to assess remote sites.
We assess drainage regime either on a landscape or operational level and the environmental impacts such as sedimentation & erosion and provide guidance for planning & operational phases of development. Assessment of alluvial fans, debris flows and other geomorphic processes utilizing GIS mapping systems. Sedimentation & Erosion Control Plans.
We provide guidance & supervision for reactivating or deactivating short term roads and also construction of new forest access roads
We provide guidance & supervision for construction of short term road/stream crossings, typically culvert & bridges on forest access roads.
Ensuring workplace hazards are identified & mitigated, as per Worksafe BC regulations.
Environmental monitoring is used in the preparation of environmental impact assessments, as well as in many circumstances in which human activities carry a risk of harmful effects on the natural environment. Thoughtful development can only occur when implementation of such development is conducted in a responsible & Professional manner with the least possible environmental impact. Our monitoring teams ensure the project is carried through from the planning stage to conclusion with seamless transitions and adherence to plans
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