Section 106 Support near Fort Walla Walla, Washington
Under contract with TD&H Engineering, EAS staff completed a cultural resources inventory report for the VIllage at Fort Walla Walla
Natural and Cultural Resources projects
Biological Surveys Supporting EIS on the Hanford Site
Natural Gas Pipeline Corridor Biological Surveys for Cascade Natural Gas EAS staff conducted botanical and wildlife surveys supporting the development
CULTURAL AND HISTORIC RESOURCES PROGRAM (C&HRP)
Mission Support Alliance Cultural and Historic Program Maintain procedures to ensure DOE compliance with National Historic Preservation Act, American Indian Religious
MONITORING POPULATIONS OF THREATENED FISH, WILDLIFE, AND PLANTS
Environmental Monitoring Project at Hanford Site EAS staff members have supported the Environmental Monitoring Project for more than 30 years.
CHARACTERIZING AQUATIC HABITAT FOR STEELHEAD SPAWNING
Characterizing Aquatic Habitat for Steelhead Spawning at the Washington Closure Hanford The EAS team conducted surveys in the 100 Area,
MONITORING CHINOOK SALMON REDDS
Counting Fall Chinook Salmon Redds and Identifying Redds Located in Areas of Potential Contaminated Groundwater Upwelling on the Hanford Site
IDENTIFYING AND COUNTING MIGRATING FISH
Assessing migrating fish in the Columbia River Managing fisheries in the Columbia River system requires ongoing data to assist
Surveying Breeding Areas for Sensitive Toad Species
Assessing frogs and toads along Hanford Reach The Department of Energy monitors these anurans on the Hanford Site because they
CHARACTERIZING MACRO-INVERTEBRATES
Characterizing Mollusks and Other Macro-Invertebrates at the Hanford Enclosure EAS surveyed more than 40 locations in the riparian and aquatic
Native Freshwater Mussels
EAS, working with Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, conducted snorkel surveys in the Hanford Reach to locate, identify, and measure freshwater
Willamette Spawning Surveys
During 2018 and 2019 EAS, under subcontract with Normandeau Associates, provided monitoring and evaluation services for the U.S Army Corps
Monitoring Avian Populations
PRESERVING AVIAN HABITATS AND POPULATIONS – SAGEBRUSH-OBLIGATE SPECIES EAS team members have participated in roadside bird surveys to provide long-term
Short-Term Effects of Petroleum Exposure and the Process of Petroleum Removal on Northern Leopard Frogs (Rana pipiens)
A study was completed to test the short-term effects of oil exposure and removal of oil on frogs (Rana pipiens)