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It’s Time for Wet Season Fairy Shrimp Surveys
GIS Manager, Camille Lill, Joins HELIX
Prescribed Burn for Ocotillo Wind Farm Mitigation
HELIX Recognized by AEP for the Campus Park West EIR
HELIX and Balfour Beatty Complete Phase I of Las Colinas Detention and Reentry Facility
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Don’t forget to schedule your wet season fairy shrimp survey. If vernal pools or ephemeral basins exist on your project site, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) protocol requires that a complete fairy shrimp survey be conducted. The fairy shrimp survey is required to span two seasons: either two wet
HELIX welcomes Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Group Manager, Camille Lill, to our San Diego office. Camille has a BA in Geography from the University of Oregon and a Masters of Spatial Information Science from the University of Adelaide in Australia. She brings to HELIX approximately 14 years of GIS experience
State Park employees worked with HELIX to successfully implement a prescribed burn of approximately 50 acres within Anza Borrego State Park to help eradicate dense stands of non-native, invasive tamarisk trees (also known as salt cedar). This is part of the larger 318-acre Carrizo Marsh area which HELIX is restoring
On October 2, at the Association of Environmental Professionals (AEP) San Diego Chapter awards banquet, HELIX Environmental Planning was honored to receive recognition, along with the County of San Diego, of a meritorious outstanding environmental analysis document for the Campus Park West Environmental Impact Report.
HELIX is working closely with Balfour Beatty’s design-build team to ensure the success of the new Las Colinas Detention and Reentry Facility in Santee. Balfour Beatty completed the first phase of the $221.5 million detention center that includes 1,216 beds and 25 buildings for the intake and housing of women inmates. HELIX