Defensible science for high-altitude watersheds.

Our nine core ecological disciplines.

Botany & Floristics

Spatial Databases

Riparian Monitoring

High-altitude botanical surveys designed for strict federal and state environmental compliance.

Clean, query-ready database architectures built to survive multi-decade ecological monitoring cycles.

Rigorous field sampling and transect analysis to track watershed health and vegetative shifts.

Environmental Ed

GIS & Spatial Analysis

Habitat Evaluation

Technical training and community outreach programs translating complex watershed science for public stakeholders.

Advanced terrain modeling, watershed delineation, and high-resolution cartographic production.

Quantitative assessments of wildlife corridors, sensitive species habitats, and conservation values.

Wildfire Restoration

Technical Writing

Water Quality

Defensible post-fire recovery plans focused on soil stabilization and native seed viability.

Audit-ready environmental assessments, biological evaluations, and regulatory compliance reports.

Physical, chemical, and biological sampling of high-altitude streams and municipal reservoirs.

Post-wildfire soil and seed recovery.

We design reclamation plans based on localized soil chemistry and native seed viability. By mapping burn severity and modeling debris flow, we help land managers protect critical municipal water infrastructure.

Our field teams ground-truth high-altitude transects to monitor long-term vegetative recovery, ensuring every spatial model matches physical realities.

Ready to secure your watershed data?

Partner with the Western Slope's trusted ecological consultancy. We deliver audit-ready reports and structured spatial databases.