Multidisciplinary Approach

Biologists:

• Our collaboration with biologists involves assessing the impact of proposed projects on local fauna and ecosystems.

• Biologists contribute insights into the ecological balance, identifying potential risks and suggesting mitigation measures to minimize adverse effects on wildlife.

Botanists:

• Botanists play a vital role in evaluating the impact of projects on plant species and ecosystems.

• We work closely with botanists to identify rare or endangered plant species, ensuring their protection and integration into overall project planning.

Geologists:

• Collaboration with geologists allows us to understand the geological context of a project site.

• Geologists contribute to the identification of geological hazards, soil composition, and landscape stability, ensuring projects are designed and implemented with geological considerations in mind.

Tribal Cultural Practitioners:

• Enrolled members of Tribes actively participate in our projects as tribal cultural practitioners.

• This involvement ensures that traditional knowledge and cultural sensitivities are integrated into the decision-making process, fostering a harmonious relationship between modern development and cultural preservation.