Architectural Photography
LSA Offers Mitigation Photography Services LSA's Northern California Cultural Resources Group offers photography services to ensure that our clients meet mitigation requirements for projects that will impact historic architecture. With over 50 years of combined staff experience and training large…
Is the Watering Program for Your New Restoration Site Optimal?
Caption: LSA prepared and supervised implementation of a major creek and riparian habitat restoration plan using the watering techniques described here for over 5 miles of Alamo Creek and its tributaries in San Ramon, California. We’re midway through the dry…
29th Annual CTF Transportation Awards Program
The California Transportation Foundation (CTF) recognized transportation achievement in 2017 from across California at the 29th Annual CTF Transportation Awards on May 24, 2018. The Miller Avenue Streetscape Plan won the Local Street Project of the Year award with Les…
It’s Time! Spring Biological Surveys
Don't miss your window! Schedule spring surveys now. Spring is right around the corner and you may be required to complete special-status species surveys. LSA's biological experts specialize in regulatory requirements and can advise you on agency requirements including the…
Collaboration: The Key to LSA’s Success
At LSA, we pride ourselves on our ability to collaborate seamlessly – first and foremost between our firm and our clients and teaming partners, but also amongst ourselves. Our full range of environmental disciplines is made up of 230 employees…
Meet LSA: Environmental Planner Jan Danker
One thing we pride ourselves on at LSA is our people-focused culture. We know our clients don't simply hire companies; they hire people, and we believe our team has some of the best. In coming months, more of our posts…
Why Local Jurisdictions Need a Climate Action Plan
Your jurisdiction should be aware of a few key provisions in the California Air Resources Board’s (ARB) 2017 Scoping Plan Update that will change how new development projects move forward. In the spring of 2015, Governor Jerry Brown’s Executive Order…