We have all seen the damage that trees can cause when they fail. It is the responsibility of the tree manager or owner to appropriately care for and maintain a tree. When failure occurs, it was usually preventable. With LSA's…
Some very impressive things took place at the annual ESRI User Conference in San Diego this year. Attendees had the opportunity to “fly like a bird” using a VR headset and makeshift “bird” that you rested on. LSA attendees were…
May is National Bike Month! Take time to celebrate the many benefits of cycling, for both recreation and commuting. Events such as Bike-to-Work Week (May 16-20) and Bike-to-School Day (May 4) are a few examples of the celebration of cycling…
At LSA, we recognize that millennials and empty-nesters are now expressing a preference for urban living options and opportunities. Urban planners are inundated with applications for infill development, redevelopment of underutilized parcels, and reuse of light industrial and warehouse space.…
Hello, and welcome to the LSA Blog! In honor of LSA's 40th Anniversary, we are highlighting the career of our CEO, Les Card. Les has been with LSA for 32 of its 40 years and has seen it develop into…
Don't let a missed opportunity to conduct biological surveys stop your project in its tracks later! The following are a number of key biological resources that have time-sensitive survey protocols: Springtime Botanical Surveys Given the early winter rains and the…
LSA is pleased to announce two new additions to the Air Quality Team! Michael Hendrix, Associate/Climate Change Specialist Michael Hendrix has joined LSA as an Associate, leading our expanded Climate Change function. He has over 20 years of experience providing…