Restoration and enhancement of fish and wildlife habitat are key features of many of our projects.  Anchor QEA provides a full scope of habitat restoration and mitigation services for shorelines, wetlands, streams, lakes, estuaries, and rivers.  Our approach to restoration design begins with understanding the client's vision, conducting a thorough assessment of current conditions, and efficiently designing cost-effective projects that achieve restoration objectives.  Anchor QEA’s expertise covers fisheries and wetland biology; geomorphology; water quality; hydrology and hydraulics; coastal, geotechnical, and civil engineering; permitting; landscape architecture; and environmental planning.  We successfully integrate restoration elements as part of larger improvement projects, such as river and shoreline bank stabilization, transportation corridor projects, sediment and shoreline cleanup, and park projects.

Highlights of our services include:

• Baseline characterization of physical and ecological resources
  
• Restoration and mitigation planning
  
• Fluvial geomorphology, sediment transport
  
• Hydrologic and hydraulic analyses
  
• Fish passage
  
• Permitting and regulatory assistance
  
• Restoration design, preparation of construction documents, and cost estimates
  
• Construction monitoring and assistance
  
• Monitoring plans, programs, and reports
  
• Natural Resource Damage Act (NRDA)
  
• Natural Resource Damage injury determination and restoration planning
  
• Public access meeting Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) guidelines, and environmental interpretation facilities
  
• Public involvement and participation
  
• Grant applications

Project Highlights:
Meridian Valley Creek Restoration
Seahurst Park Master Plan
Whatcom Creek Estuary Restoration

For more information on our habitat restoration and mitigation services, please contact Peter Hummel at 206-287-9130, Ryan Davis at 518-792-3709, Bob Montgomery at 425-827-3243, or Tracy Drury at 360-733-4311, or email us at info@anchorqea.com.