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ICF Jones & Stokes was established in the belief that rigorous science and careful planning are central to protecting, conserving, and developing our natural resources. Our Resource Planning Group brings a range of expertise, from wildlife biologists to plant ecologists, to producing practical sustainable solutions for resource planning challenges. We are dedicated to providing the highest level of scientific expertise to every project, designing practical solutions that address current and future environmental issues. We have been involved in some of the most compelling resource management issues in the West and have assisted clients on such landmark projects as the Headwater Forest Reserve on California’s North Coast. Below we list some of our full range of natural resource planning services:
Representative Projects: U.S. Bureau of Land Management - St. George Resource Management Plan and EIS, St George County, Utah Buckskin, Belle Ayr, Caballo, Coal Creek, and Other Coal Mines - Annual Wildlife Monitoring and Mitigation, Wyoming, Montana, Colorado Powder River Energy Corporation - Electric Utility Biological Inventories and NEPA Support Document Preparation, Wyoming Antelope Mine - West Antelope and West Antelope II EISs/Horse Creek EA/EIS San Diego County Water Authority - Environmental Program Management California Dept. of Fish and Game - San Felipe Valley Wildlife Area Management Plan Chelan County Natural Resource Department – Columbia River Basin Fish Restoration and Planning Projects (Wenatchee Channel Migration Zone Study, Nason Creek Oxbow Reconnection Design, Entiat River Bridge-to-Bridge Restoration Project), Chelan County, Washington |