
Texas avian consulting
What each service includes, and what shapes the scope — habitat, acreage, schedule, travel, and deliverables the project actually requires. Every project is quoted individually.
Golden-cheeked warbler services
A preliminary golden-cheeked warbler (GCWA) desktop screening supports planning. A field habitat assessment supports an on-site habitat determination. A presence/absence survey is a separate, seasonal service conducted under current USFWS survey requirements.
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For one parcel up to 25 acres. Useful for acquisition, early design, budgeting, and deciding whether field verification should be scoped.
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For one accessible, contiguous parcel up to 25 acres. The desktop foundation is combined with field verification against current USFWS GCWA habitat criteria and a documented determination.
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A one-season scope prepared under the current USFWS survey requirements. Pricing depends on potential-habitat acreage, travel, access, terrain, scheduling, weather exposure, and reporting needs.
Nesting bird planning & field services
These services may be directed by a permit, approval, contract, land-manager condition, or project plan, or selected as professional risk management. The MBTA does not itself categorically require every project to conduct a nesting-bird survey.
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For a defined project footprint up to 25 acres. Built to help scope fieldwork, schedule disturbance, and develop a defensible preliminary budget.
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A field survey designed around the project's actual work area, habitat, schedule, approval language, and required survey-to-work interval.
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Variable-duration services for projects that encounter nesting activity or need continuing biological coverage.
Scope assumptions
Starting prices assume that the client provides an accurate parcel or project boundary and that the property is reasonably accessible. A written quote will identify the actual assumptions and exclusions.

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Those three items are usually enough to identify the appropriate first service and prepare a defensible scope.