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March 14, 2024

Middle-Mile Broadband Network Gains Momentum with ESA’s Environmental Assessments

The internet has grown increasingly essential to many aspects of our daily lives—we rely on it for work, school, entertainment, connection, and shopping. While our economy and society grow ever-more internet dependent, the digital divide expands. Access to reliable, high-quality internet is lacking throughout the U.S., with rural and remote communities requiring new broadband infrastructure […]
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March 15, 2024

Restoring Topanga Lagoon for the Environment and Community

On February 12, the Draft Environmental Impact Report (DEIR) was released for the Topanga Lagoon Restoration Project. One of the last coastal wetlands in Los Angeles County, the multiagency cooperative effort seeks to protect and restore important biological and coastal resources, improve coastal access, and address the effects of sea level rise. Supporting the Resource […]
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March 18, 2024

From Waters to Roadways—Building Better Wildlife Connectivity in Washington and California

For the more than 100 years—since the creation of the nation’s first highways—America’s roads have connected the nation’s cities and rural communities and linked together our transit, commerce, and transportation system. But this vast network—spanning over 4 million miles—has also greatly impeded wildlife mobility on land and in water. Roads, highways, and travel corridors bisect […]
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Beverly Choi
September 4, 2020

Beverly Choi

As ESA’s Northern California Community Planning Program Manager, Beverly leads a team of planners who...

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