Our staff members are successful planners and scientists, and we look on ourselves as environmental educators. We strive to inform our clients, and when necessary, the public about how natural environments function and how we can manage our actions on ecosystems to live sustainably. This is accomplished by using a variety of public involvement efforts. To educate the public and other audiences, these efforts include print materials, websites, media campaigns, public meetings, key person interviews and surveys. We have been heavily involved in public involvement campaigns when projects required National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) clearances and other mandated public involvement campaigns such as those required by PA Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (PADCNR) grants. 

John Conroy was project manager for Fort Pitt Tunnel improvement environmental process pictured here. Additional experience came from the Butler-Freeport Trail, the ORA Trail Utilization Study, and managing threatened and endangered species like the blazing star (liatris psycnostachya) and others.