Scott Land provides seamless environmental services to our clients with a unique and more effective business model. We have partnered with some of the industry’s top environmental firms in each market. This allows us to deliver the best environmental services, at reasonable costs, in one integrated service package. Talk to us about your next project.
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Erin Finkelstein
Project Manager
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Hunter Scott
Executive Vice President
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Typically, the first step in the environmental planning process for a new project. Its main purpose is to help the project planning team understand the ensuing environmental impacts and available mitigation measures for consideration in the project design and operations. It is also an important tool used by regulators to assess whether proper due diligence has been applied with respect to environmental risk management. Most new construction projects in Alberta require some type of an environmental assessment as a condition of government approval.
We have the experience to guide you through the processes, so your project moves forward. Our experts focus on efficiency and thoroughness in all aspects of our work as it is essential that projects are decommissioned, remediated, and reclaimed correctly to avoid unnecessary hassles and expenses.
Having a wetland assessment completed helps you in the planning phase to avoid setbacks to your project such as financial penalties for non-adherence to the Water Act.
Experts are available to identify the ecological boundaries of water bodies and watercourses, determine the potential impacts that may be caused by the proposed project and provide reasonable mitigations to reduce negative environmental affects.
Any project where alteration or change to the natural environment is likely to take place has the potential to impact, wildlife and wildlife habitat.
We’re here to help you understand the potential risks and mitigative requirements in relation to any given project, where thorough assessment is first required.
