News & Ideas
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A key member of the ESA Cultural Resources team since joining in 2012, Chris Lockwood,…
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According to the July 2020 release from Engineering News Record, ESA ranks as number 21…
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As the State of California works to address a multitude of challenges facing the economy…
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For the first time in 40 years, the federal government—via the Council on Environmental Quality…
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In addition to traffic congestion and the need for improved roadways, population growth in Florida…
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Most of the developed waterfronts in this part of the country have seawalls to protect…
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In light of the 30th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), Shane Burkhardt,…
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LeChi (Chi) brings technical expertise to help clients conduct environmental impact assessments, implement regulatory permit…
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ESA’s landscape architecture team has been combining design, planning, and natural resources—rooted in science—to create,…
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On April 22, we all celebrated the 50th anniversary of Earth Day while staying in…
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A message from our President and CEO, Leslie Moulton-Post, about our field safety measures, approach…
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New air quality regulations are now being implemented that will have major impacts on how…
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While the California Supreme Court’s decision in Sierra Club v. County of Fresno was published…
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A pertinent topic for another group of mammals.
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Two prominent ESA projects are featured in articles in the latest issue of Estuary News,…
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As our communities enter a unique and challenging period due to the coronavirus (COVID-19), we…
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The term “blue carbon” refers to the carbon sequestered and stored by coastal habitats, such…
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Jocelyn is a dot-connector for all of ESA’s offices, working with our technical professionals to…