We provide professional consulting services in the areas of land-use planning, stormwater mangement, soil science, geology, natural gas resources, baseline water quality, environmental monitoring programs, water supply development, wastewater management, hydrogeological studies, water supply development, and land-based wastewater disposal.

Professional natural resource consulting services that include forest and wildlife management planning, enviromental evaluations, land-use mapping, invasive species control, wildlife abundance estimates, habitat designs and implementation, and restoration services.

Botanical surveys including herbaceous and woody plants, endangered species and tree measurements (height, trunk width, tree dating). Invasive species surveys and land management plans. Wetland plant monitoring for remediation requirements. Aquatic macroinvertebrate, water chemistry and physical measurements of streams for environmental assessments or conservation science.

Conservation Science

Prepare Conservation a/o Pa Forest Stewardship plans-for landowner objectives i.e. preservation/natural area protection, sustaining biodiversity, wildlife habitat, recreation, timber production. Inventory & map vegetation types and unique natural features or ecosystems, baseline studies for conservancies, photo documentation, layout hiking & nature trails, wetland delineation, timber sales, forest regeneration plans.

Conservation Science, Bat diversity studies, all forms of small mammal surveys focusing on threatened and endangered species, woodrat surveys, general and specific museum preparation work.

Conservation Science

Conservation Science

I complete conservation and resource management plans and biological surveys of rare and common species and of natural communities (terrestrial and palustrine) for nonprofit organizations and state and federal agencies. I also develop and implement monitoring and research plans and complete ecological management plans including both invasive species and fire management plans. I have also facilitated the completion of strategic plans for nonprofit organizations and for partnership. I use GIS data collection and analyses as part of the resource assessment and management planning process and can develop and provide data to clients.

Land Surveying, Engineering, Ecological Services, Environmental Engineering, Water Resources

Drew Gilchrist is a Regional Adviser for DCNR in Southeast PA. In this capacity he works to provide grant outreach and technical assistance services to assist municipalities and non-profit partners with their recreation and conservation projects. He has over 30 years of experience in the areas of stewardship of natural resources and land protection. He was with the Natural Lands Trust for 20 years, responsible for securing easements and fee simple acquisitions in strategic landscapes in six counties within NLT’s territory. In the past Drew worked for 12 years as the Preserve Manager of the NLT’s Gwynedd Wildlife Preserve in central Montgomery County. Drew has a B.S. in Geography from Penn State and attended the University of Wyoming’s Master’s program in Natural Resource Management.

Research interests: The role of water quality monitoring in conservation, population and community ecology of temperate and tropical aquatic invertebrates; pollution assessment in temperate and tropical streams using macroinvertebrates; the role of streamside forests in the structure and function of stream and river ecosystems; factors affecting the growth and survivorship of trees in riparian forests; the effects of global warming on stream ecosystems; genetic variation and gene flow among populations of stream insects; the effects of diel and seasonal temperature change on aquatic insect populations; evolution of facultative parthenogenesis in aquatic insects; bioenergetics and secondary production of aquatic insects; and the bioassay of toxic materials in aquatic systems.

Stewardship planning and assessment Identification of natural resources Restoration oversight and monitoring Grant writing and funding Contractor oversight on implementation projects Conservation Easements Fee simple transactions Facilitation of open space protection for minicipalities Faci

White Environmental Services is a sole-proprietor business, owned and operated by George A. White III. Since opening our doors in 1991, White Environmental Services has provided environmental services throughout New Jersey and Pennsylvania. We have been involved in projects that vary from small residential lots to industrial sites in excess of 600 acres. Our environmental studies have included Environmental Impact Studies, GIS Mapping, Trail Planning, Reforestation Plans, Endangered Species Surveys, Environmental Resource Inventories, Wetlands Studies & Permitting, and Wetlands Mitigation.

Remediation / Act 2 Phase I, II, III Environmental Site Assessment Hazardous and Residual Waste Management Environmental, Health, and Safety Training / First Aid and CPR Permit writing Report Preparation: Tier II, 26R/25R, 330, Hazardous Waste, AIMS Drone Service: Aerial Photography and Mapping

I am a scientist whose research is about finding the best means to restore damaged forest, heathland and grassland ecosystems, recover endangered species populations, and enhance wildlife habitat. My work focuses mainly on the restoration and management of nature reserves. Specialties include: restoration and management planning; desired conditions analysis; design of ecological field experiments and adaptive management monitoring programs; and supervising the implementation of stewardship plans, field experiments and monitoring programs.

My focus is climate change. I give a (usually 40 minute) Powerpoint presentation about the state-of-the-art climate science and effects that climate change is doing to the planet. My presentation facts are based on reports from NASSA, NOAA, the Snow & Ice Data Center to mention a few. I work hard to dispel the fake science that is based upon ideological hearsay, not science. To date, I have given 251 presentations including at the COP-15 Climate Summit in Copenhagen, the United Nations in New York, many colleges, schools, churches, conservation organizations, Earth Day events and television shows.

Remediation System Design, Construction, Troubleshooting and Maintenance New Jersey Licensed Site Remediation Professionals (“LSRPs”) Site Remediation Site Investigation – Site Sampling Phase I Environmental Site Assessment – Environmental Due Diligence Hazardous Waste Management Underground Storage Tanks Magnetometer Tank Sweep for Underground Storage Tanks Ground Penetrating Radar Surveys Field Support Services - Sampling, Inspection, Testing Professional Oversight, Expert Witness, and Environmental Advocate Services

Williams Ecological, LLC offers survey, monitoring, research, and planning services focused on the conservation and management of plants, wildlife, and land and water resources. The services we provide include: 1. surveys for special concern species and invasive species; 2. conservation planning for large and small landowners; 3. forest inventory and management; 4. wetland delineation, research and management; 5. Phase I Environmental Site Assessments (ESA) for commercial and industrial development; 6. environmental assessments for mining, oil and gas sites; and 7. environmental surveys of pipelines, transportation, and utility corridors. Please contact us for information on these services and inquiries on others.

Conservation Ecology provides ecological inventory, research, monitoring, & planning services to clients involved in land conservation projects. We are based in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina and work throughout the country. Services include: 1) inventory and mapping of rare plant & animal species, natural communities, and habitats performed by highly skilled field naturalists; 2) natural habitat conservation value assessments, baseline documentation reports, and compliance monitoring for conservation easement and land trust related projects, 3) expert witness testimony for conservation easement and land condemnation cases, 4) conservation planning for biodiversity using the Open Standards for the Practice of Conservation, & 5) GIS spatial analysis and customized mapping.