We design, implement, and report on ambient and compliance water quality monitoring programs (WQMP) and receiving environment monitoring plans (REMP), offering both continuous and discrete monitoring options to ensure comprehensive coverage.

Our team conducts ecological surveys of coral reefs, subtidal and intertidal soft sediment communities, rock reef habitats, pelagic systems, mangroves, and seagrass beds, assessing long-term ecosystem health and identifying impacts from natural and project-related events.

We deliver site-specific investigations, including pest surveys, ecotoxicological evaluations, water quality investigations, and contaminant risk assessments for PFAS, metals, hydrocarbons, pesticides, and herbicides in soil and groundwater systems.

We build customized monitoring stations that provide telemetered or autonomous data collection. Real-time water quality data is securely available to clients via online dashboards to support timely decision-making.

Trinity employs state-of-the-art monitoring tools including underwater video systems, BRUVs, sedimentation loggers, benthic grab samplers, side scan sonar for bathymetry, and drones (ROVs). Our in-house labs and accredited facilities provide calibration, taxonomy, image analysis, and stack testing services.

Through the broader Trinity network, we integrate air quality, greenhouse gas, odor, noise, vibration, and lighting assessments with aquatic monitoring programs, supported by computational modeling tools such as CALPUFF, AERMOD, GRAL, SoundPLAN, and CadnaA.