We enter the ocean for leisure and recreation and every so often, for surfing. Any surfer would agree that nothing beats the thrill of being carried by the waves and feeling the sensation of the transmitted energy from wave to surfboard. But we are only visitors to the water world and must try to coexist with its inhabitants.
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From the beginning of his ecology journey, Henry Cooper knew he wanted to be a part of a crew that would give him plenty of opportunities to fulfil his passion for plants, spend time outside in unique settings encountering interesting species and work alongside people who were enthused about making the world a better place through conservation.
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The Great American Outdoors Act provides an opportunity to combat the growing problem of invasive species on federal lands. Colorado’s congressional delegation can assure some GAOA funds are used to protect the ecological integrity of national parks and other public lands.
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How Cardno is helping Australian policy makers and beach authorities reduce shark attacks in an alternative and ethical way.
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Cardno is pleased to announce that David Johnson has joined the firm as an Operations Manager in the company’s Tampa, FL., USA, office.
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In this white paper, Cardno Global Senior Principal Dr. Ted Tomasi identifies and discusses the issues arising in choosing among and implementing economic methods for quantifying NRDs for injury to ground water.
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Astrid van Meeuwen-Dijkgraaf is Cardno’s newest ecologist. Here, she talks to us about the importance of working from home and how COVID-19 has sharpened her vision for a more environmentally friendly society.
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Cardno Senior Consultant, Joshua Hofkes, was part of a team that conducted environmental assessments, permitting and listed species relocations in support of the world’s largest on-airport solar farm in Tallahassee, Florida.
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Cardno supported the expansion of several significant roadways for a major new development in Wisconsin by performing services including wetlands delineations, sensitive species surveys and habitat assessments, and stakeholder communications.
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Cardno has announced the opening of a new branch office in Louisville, KY, USA.
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