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We provide successful solutions to environmental concerns with experienced technical staff, advanced mapping technologies, and proven methods.

During August 2012, in order to collect needed data towards this habitat restoration program, AFFILIATED RESEARCHERS conducted single-beam and multi-beam bathymetric surveying, vibracore sediment sampling, and water quality sampling at four off-channel gravel quarry ponds adjacent the Russian River. Total acreage of reconnected seasonal floodplain aquatic habitats is estimated to be nearly 400 acres.

AFFILIATED RESEARCHERS has become an industry leader providing technologically advanced research, mapping, and reporting services. We provide a range of environmental services with specialized capabilities in precision GPS-enabled surveying of aquatic and marine environments.

AFFILIATED RESEARCHERS conducted hydrographic and geophysical surveying as part of a restoration project at a USEPA environmental Area of Concern, on the Seneca-Cayuga Canal (Erie Canal), New York. AFFILIATED RESEARCHERS' surveying services were a critical aspect for the engineering dredging design and environmental restoration of these Section 10 Waters. AFFILIATED RESEARCHERS utilized its Klein 5000 Hydrochart and Applanix PosMV to conduct IHO Order Special quality multi-beam and side-scan hydrographic surveying at the Area of Concern.

The National Marine Fisheries Service of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NMFS) have joined with Sonoma County, non-governmental organizations and stakeholders to actively research and assess the ecological opportunities of reclaiming old gravel quarry ponds adjacent to the Russian River in Sonoma County. The goals of this important project are to recreate critical nursery and rearing habitat for three species of Pacific salmonids that are Federal and State listed as threatened or endangered.

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