What does your site need?
Follow the questions that fit your project. More than one may apply.
- Golden-cheeked Warbler surveys Habitat assessments and protocol surveys for the Golden-cheeked Warbler.
Oak–juniper woodland in Central Texas?
- Nesting bird surveys That’s nesting season in most places (timing depends on location). Trees, brush and even grass can hold active nests you won’t notice. A survey before work starts finds them.
Clearing trees, brush or undeveloped land between March and September?
- Eagle surveys and monitoring Nest screening, a site-specific buffer, and monitoring during work.
An eagle nest on or near the site?
- Construction & listed-species monitoring A biologist on site during construction, within the project’s authorizations.
Work in Mojave desert tortoise habitat?
- Schedule a call Another listed species, a permit condition you need to meet, or you’re just not sure. Start with a free 15-minute call and I’ll help sort out what your site needs.
A different species or environmental concern?
A starting point for scoping, not a permit or clearance decision. Species, location, planned activity, and project documents determine the next step.
You probably don’t need a survey if…
All of these are true:
- No trees, brush or natural ground will be cleared or disturbed.
- The site isn’t listed-species habitat, like Golden-cheeked Warbler woodland or desert tortoise habitat.
- No federal permit, federal funding or biological opinion applies.
- No county, city, lender, buyer or contract asks for a wildlife review.
What happens next
If a survey might apply:
- A free 15-minute callWhere, what and when. I’ll tell you what applies.
- A written estimateQuoted per project, with a not-to-exceed maximum.
- Fieldwork and recordsMaps, photos and a report for your file or the agency.
Still not sure?
Share the location, planned work and timing, and I’ll help you figure out the next step.