Overview
With many experts on staff, Westwood offers decades of experience in environmental review, critical issues analysis, natural resource studies, site assessment, and permitting for projects ranging from residential and commercial developments to utility-scale wind, solar power generation, and pipeline and electrical transmission facilities. Westwood provides customized, fast-paced, client-focused environmental and permitting services. Our environmental staff teams with planners, engineers, and surveyors to optimize land use for our clients.
Winning Approval Strategies
Our creative solutions win environmental approvals. When a project requires wetland strategies, environmental impact assessments, wildlife studies, permitting, creative mitigation, or sustainable stormwater management, we can help. Our client-centered service and regulatory credibility bring forth solutions that result in successful projects.
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Environmental Services Differentiators >
- Management team averaging 20 years of experience, LEED accredited
- Experienced across the country
- Environmental and permitting services for more than 60 wind energy projects since 2005
- Over 1,000 wetland delineations and 200 wetland approvals since 1989
- Over 80 environmental review documents covering 18,000 acres for land development projects approved by 50 government agencies
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Team and Technology >
We are ecological and regulatory experts who create opportunities and efficiently assess impacts and refine needs for our clients. We provide the full range of wetland, wildlife, plant ecology, cultural resources, soils, geological, GIS, and regulatory consulting services nationwide. We support our clients from the earliest due diligence through permit procurement and construction compliance monitoring. Our experts have an average of 20 years of experience and LEED accreditation. We have provided environmental and permitting services for more than 60 wind and solar energy projects, over 1,000 wetland delineations and approvals, and over 80 environmental review documents covering 18,000 acres.