We perform EFN assessments for both short-term water use (Section 10 of the Water Sustainability Act) and long-term conditional water licenses to ensure compliance and sustainability.

We provide early-stage evaluations to identify potential environmental and permitting risks, helping clients refine project design and minimize regulatory challenges.

We offer strategic guidance, permitting support, and third-party reviews under frameworks such as the BC Water Sustainability Act and the federal Fisheries Act.

We develop and implement water management plans and mitigation measures that reduce environmental impacts from water use and support project approvals.

Our team applies ecohydraulic modeling tools (e.g., PHABSIM, SEFA) to establish predictive relationships between streamflow and ecological indicators, ensuring data-driven decisions.

We assess wetlands, streams, and groundwater-surface water interactions to support permitting and evaluate the ecological implications of water use and project footprints.

We analyze projected climate change impacts on environmental flows and help clients meet regulatory requirements for long-term resilience.

We foster collaboration with Indigenous peoples and local communities, integrating traditional knowledge into water use planning and environmental flow strategies.

We design and implement long-term monitoring programs that track the effects of water use and guide adaptive management over the project lifecycle.