News & Insights

Environmental engineer, Ali Sharif, joins Cardno's Glendale, CA, office

Cardno is pleased to announce that Ali Sharif, PhD, PE has joined the firm as a Project Engineer in the company’s Glendale, CA, USA, office.

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Welcome environmental project manager David Johnson

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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Welcome environmental strategy expert Karen Beattie

Cardno is pleased to announce that Karen Beattie has joined the firm as a Business Unit Manager in the company’s Portland, OR., USA, office.

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Economic assessment of natural resource damages for ground water

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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New Louisville, KY office opens to support expansion of cultural and natural resources services

Cardno has announced the opening of a new branch office in Louisville, KY, USA.

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Environmental field lead and technical expert, Dillon Johnston, joins Houston office

Cardno is pleased to announce that Dillon Johnston has joined the firm as an Environmental Scientist in the company’s Houston, Texas, USA office.

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Steven Bartell appointed Senior Principal

Many believe that technology and science can solve most of the challenges facing society in the 21st century, including climate change.

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Cardno promotes John Bailey to Senior Consultant in Tampa

Professional infrastructure and environmental services firm Cardno is pleased to announce the promotion of John Bailey to Senior Consultant in Tampa, FL, USA.

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Sheri Huelster named to board of Tampa Bay environmental association

Cardno Project Scientist Sheri Huelster has been elected as the Vice President of the Tampa Bay Association of Environmental Professionals (TBAEP).

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Cardno’s geomorphology experts assist field team on erosion-control projects in New Zealand

A team of American experts in geomorphology, collection of detailed channel-resistance data and stream-restoration design recently traveled to the North Island of New Zealand to assist the Healthy Waters Section of Auckland Council on a couple of erosion-control projects in the Auckland region.

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