Learn more about Carbon Sequestration efforts in rangelands and urban environments while benefiting disadvantaged communities and promoting equitable growth – a pioneering effort by Steve Kohlmann, an Associate/Senior Wildlife Biologist from LSA’s Point Richmond office.
LSA Agent of Change Spotlight: Bethany Dengler-Germain We’re excited to announce that June’s “LSA Agent of Change” is Bethany Dengler-Germain! Bethany is a biologist in our Point Richmond office. She is passionate about spreading eco awareness at LSA and in…
What makes your experience with Raptors (birds of prey) unique? My experience with birds of prey was developed over the course of my life. I grew up in a rural environment, and both of my parents were interested in wildlife…
What is LSA’s primary role when working with bats? It depends on what phase a given project is in. If we are in the planning phase, our primary role is performing focused surveys for bats and then designing mitigation strategies…
Diablo Magazine’s 2020 Threads of Hope Awards honor and recognize local leaders throughout the San Francisco Bay Area who are making a remarkably positive impact in their communities by providing vital services in their fields of expertise. Dozens of nominations…
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…
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…
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…
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…