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EAS was contracted by the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation to develop a Sampling and Analysis Plan (SAP), Quality Assurance Plan (QAPP), and companion field sampling protocols for the 100-F Area on the Hanford Site to serve as a template for the contractor. Staff provided technical assistance to finalize the template and supported …
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EAS personnel advised the State of Washington Recreation and Conservation Office’s Salmon Recovery Funding Board (SRFB) on key elements of its monitoring program. Staff supported creation and development of a functional adaptive management framework with clearly defined expectations and outlined a process for timely implementation of the framework. EAS’s role included evaluating components of the …
Under contract with TD&H Engineering, EAS staff completed a cultural resources inventory report for the VIllage at Fort Walla Walla in Walla Walla County, Washington. This project included a literature review, archaeological survey, and subsurface testing to identify historical properties that may be affected by the proposed development of approximately 10 acres for a residential apartment …
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Natural Gas Pipeline Corridor Biological Surveys for Cascade Natural Gas EAS staff conducted botanical and wildlife surveys supporting the development of an EIS to identify and quantify potential environmental impacts of constructing, operating, and maintaining a natural gas pipeline on DOE and non-DOE lands. Crews conducted surveys to verify and update baseline information included in …
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EAS was contracted by the Makah Tribe to provide review of technical documents of the Remedial Investigation and Feasibility Study of the Warmhouse Beach Dump Superfund Project and to provide field oversight of selected sampling events. EAS also reviewed methods for quantifying exposure for Tribal ecological pathways and provided input to improve characterizations.
EAS was selected by the Yakama Nation to conduct a safety assessment along a stretch of the Methow River between Twisp and Carlton, Washington. The project was conducted to evaluate river conditions, recreational use, and hazards utilizing proven research techniques. The data was collected to inform fish habitat restoration projects, which can include the placement …
The City of Richland selected EAS to conduct a multi-year project monitoring a wetland mitigation site at Columbia Park Trail and Queensgate Drive in Richland, Washington. The mitigation was required for the Queensgate-Columbia Park Trail Improvements Project located in the vicinity. Mitigation monitoring includes 5 years of photopoint collection, line-intercept transects to determine canopy cover, …