Our watershed assessments provide a big-picture understanding of how land use, water flow, vegetation, and ecological conditions interact across a landscape. We analyze watershed health, drainage patterns, and environmental stressors to identify areas where restoration and conservation efforts can have the greatest impact. This approach helps guide projects that support long-term water quality, habitat function, and ecosystem resilience.

We conduct riparian and instream assessments to evaluate the health of stream corridors, riverbanks, and in-channel habitat. Our team looks at factors such as bank stability, vegetation cover, flow conditions, erosion, and habitat complexity to understand current conditions and ecological needs. These assessments inform restoration strategies that improve waterway function, protect streambanks, and support fish and wildlife habitat.

Using information gathered through field evaluations and analysis, we help identify practical restoration opportunities tailored to each site. This includes pinpointing locations for riparian planting, habitat enhancements, erosion control, and other restoration practices. By grounding recommendations in local conditions and landowner goals, we help move projects forward in a way that is realistic, effective, and aligned with long-term stewardship.