Air Quality Expert, Tim Kelly, Joins Ashland, Virginia, Office
Cardno is pleased to announce that Tim Kelly, PhD, PE, PG, has joined the firm as a Senior Consultant based in the Ashland, Virginia, USA, office.
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Shoreline restoration project named one of nation's best
Cardno’s natural resources team helped design the living shoreline used at Sassafras Landing, a project recently named one of 2021’s Best Restored Shores by the American Shore & Beach Preservation Association (ASBPA).
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The key to successful environmental design
Environmental design is moving beyond compliance to become a central element of any infrastructure project.
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How Science Captures Curiosity at Cardno - National Science Week
Science. It provides the human race with fresh perspective, initiates striking discoveries and conquers our curiosity. Alongside innovation and technology, it drives our pursuit for more equitable and sustainable communities.
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Archaeologist, Shawn Fackler, joins Portland office
Cardno is pleased to announce that Shawn Fackler, RPA, has joined the firm as a Principal Archaeologist based in the Portland, Oregon, USA, office.
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Senior geologist, Joe Hunt, joins Salt Lake City office
Cardno, an international professional infrastructure and environmental services firm, is pleased to announce that Joe Hunt, P.G. has joined the firm as a Senior Geologist in the company’s Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, office.
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Wetland or Pasture - An expert's guide to identification and delineation of wetlands in New Zealand
Identification and delineation of wetlands in New Zealand is a rapidly changing field. New regional and national policies are coming into effect to protect remaining areas of wetland, and sometimes what looks like pasture turns out to be a wetland.
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Hydraulic Neutrality – Effective policies benefit us all
Hydraulic neutrality is a tool that is applied around the world to reduce the impact of urban development on our waterways. It seeks to address increased runoff rates generated in developed areas, compared to undeveloped areas, which can minimise negative impacts such as the likelihood or magnitude of downstream flooding and changing the streams' morphology due to increased erosion.
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Cardno Receives Recognition for SAME Support
Cardno was honored to receive the Society of American Military Engineers (SAME) Central Virginia Post 2020 Outstanding Sustaining Member by Post President, George Nyfeler, PE, LEED AP.
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We are committed to the sustainability of the Escalante River in southern Utah
Cardno has joined the Escalante River Watershed Partnership (ERWP) in a commitment to restore and maintain the ecological conditions, and promote the long-term sustainable use of the Escalante River and its watershed.
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