The
mission of Business
and Ecology Consulting's Environmental
Services Division is to meet the environmental planning and natural
resource management needs of Southern
California government agencies and businesses by
providing a "one stop shop" for the very best environmental
scientists, technicians, managers, and educators.
Business
and Ecology Consulting's partners
use their extensive networks of ecology professionals to create
teams of independent environmental, biological, and ecological
consultants customized for each project's
requirements. Many of
these consultants already hold "take" permits from the California
Department of Fish and Game or the U.S. Fish and Wildlife
Service.
Representative
services offered by Business
and Ecology Consulting include the following,
and more!
- General and focused
surveys of southern California plant and wildlife
species.
- Wildfire ecology,
recovery, and property risk reduction strategies.
- Local climate change
impacts, mitigation, and adaptations.
- Wetland delineations,
permit applications, and monitoring.
- Natural resource
planning, mapping (GIS), management, and education.
- Environmental planning
documents and permits.
- Strategic
and science-based approaches and research designs.
- Professional project
management: planning, executing, controlling, and
closure.
- High quality technical reports for
projects and properties, tailored to each customer's
standards.
Dr.
Anne S. Fege's special interests and experiences have led to
many local projects, including three
currently benefiting clients and other interested
individuals and organizations:
LIVING WITH WILDFIRE:
As
Southern California experiences another
drought and possibly a “severe” fire season, we ask, “how can we
prepare for wildfires and prevent property losses?” Learn how how to reduce property
risks, habitat losses, and costs.
This
4-hour course focuses on reducing
wildfire property risks, sustaining natural environments, and
minimizing maintenance costs, and is suitable
for homeowners, landscape contractors, architects, real estate
professionals, insurance agents, business owners, and property
managers. Click on WILDFIRE to learn
more.
CLIMATE CHANGE IN SAN DIEGO
Global
climate change has finally become “real” to businesses and
politicians, following scientists have believed the atmospheric,
oceanographic, and ecological data for at least a decade. Now we ask, “How will our
climate change? What
does it mean for San
Diego’s ecology and economy? What should we
expect from our business and community leaders? What can and should we do,
as individuals? How
will that matter?”
Read the Earth Times article, April 2007, by Anne
S. Fege and Phil Pryde , http://www.sdearthtimes.com/et0407/et0407s2.html.
SAN
DIEGO PARTNERS FOR BIODIVERSITY
This informational, network-style group of has
met monthly since April, 2000, and more than 75 local projects and
issues have been profiled at “Partners” meetings. Discussions have led to
the San Diego County Plant Atlas Project, www.sdplantatlas.org,
the San Diego Fire Recovery Network, www.sdfrn.org; and other
cooperative efforts.
Meetings are held monthly (date varies), at 7:30 a.m.;
include a 20-minute presentation on a San Diego
subject; and are attended by 25-30 conservation biologists from
agencies, academia, consulting firms, and non-profits. Contact Anne Fege
(afege@sdnhm.org) for further information, or click here for a synopsis of
the seminar series.
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