ECORP is pleased to announce that Chris Stabenfeldt has joined the Rocklin Office.

ECORP's staff of project managers and environmental analysts have extensive experience with CEQA Review and Compliance (Categorical Exemptions, Initial Studies, Mitigated Negative Declarations, Environmental Impact Reports, CEQA Plus), NEPA Review and Compliance (Categorical Exclusions, Environmental Assessments, Environmental Impact Studies), and Third-Party Review of Applicant-Prepared Documents.  Our staff also provides assistance with public participation, including English-Spanish translation of public notices and public information materials.

For more information, contact Chris Stabenfeldt.

ECORP terrestrial  biologists provide habitat assessments and conduct determinate surveys for special-status plant and wildlife species including those protected under the federal and state Endangered Species Acts statewide by working within a variety of habitats and natural communities. Our biologists are familiar with species’ habitat components, life histories, and agency-approved survey methods. 

For more information, contact Keith Kwan.

ECORP’s aquatic biology services include amphibian ecology, fisheries, stream bioassessments, and Endangered Species Act and special-status species compliance.  Our team has extensive experience conducting habitat assessments, presence/absence surveys, preparation of Biological Assessments, and consultations for numerous state and federally listed species and other special-status species throughout California.

For more information, contact Tom Keegan.

ECORP’s aquatic biology services include amphibian ecology, fisheries, stream bioassessments, and Endangered Species Act and special-status species compliance.  Our team has extensive experience conducting habitat assessments, presence/absence surveys, preparation of Biological Assessments, and consultations for numerous state and federally listed species and other special-status species throughout California.

For more information, contact Tom Keegan.

ECORP’s mapping needs are met by its Computer Based Mapping department staff who are experienced in image analysis, Geographic Information Systems, and Computer-Aided Design.  ECORP staff bring together discrete datasets to support resource mapping and analysis. Our team is experience with LIDAR and remote sensing technology and can assist in project planning and data collection to support both large and small projects.

For more information, contact Dave Krolick.

ECORP staff are experienced in evaluating riparian systems and preparing impact minimization and mitigation strategies for managing the dynamic elements of a fluvial system.  Our staff analyze watershed processes and their effects on channel morphology, hydrology, and hydraulics, in order to minimize stream degradation and restore the dynamic balance of the riparian system. 

For more information, contact Bill Christner, PhD.

ECORP assists clients in developing solutions to complex water resources planning and design issues. Our staff provides water resources analysis, including hydrology development, runoff forecasting, simulation modeling, and hydroelectric system evaluation.  Additionally, ECORP offers surface water gaging services, including installation, operation and maintenance, data collection, analysis, and development of stream flow, diversion and storage records in accordance with USGS  standards.

For more information, contact Jeff Meyer, P.E.

ECORP’s staff have extensive experience in preparing and obtaining regulatory permits for projects ranging from private residential development to federal and state-funded projects, as well as restoration efforts. ECORP staff are skilled in the interpretation of federal and state regulations and have developed strong working relationships with federal and state regulatory agency staff. 

For more information, contact Sarah VonderOhe

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