Wilder conducts CDFW-compliant western Joshua tree surveys and reporting to support permitting for Mojave development projects.

Nate Jones is currently sub-contracted to assist with long-term monitoring studies of desert tortoise.

Wilder personnel have consistently applied their expertise to biological surveys, monitoring, and research components in support of land management actions on Department of Defense military training bases as well as a NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory installation in the Mojave desert region.

Wilder provides ongoing environmental compliance reporting and subject-matter expertise for the $2 billion Eland Solar complex in Kern County.

Wilder was sub-contracted as a CDFW Designated Biologist for sensitive species surveys on Bellefield I, the first phase of the 8,000+ acre Bellefield photovoltaic solar and battery storage complex.

Wilder provides ongoing biological compliance support for the Aratina Solar complex, with a focus on sensitive desert species.

Wilder was sub-contracted to provide field leadership, surveys, and Authorized Biologists for mitigation monitoring as the US Army Fort Irwin National Training Center undertook a comprehensive upgrade to the base-wide communications network.

Liana Harp was subcontracted by EnviroPlus Consulting to provide subject matter expertise in completing a Biological Evaluation Report in support of successful permitting of a small solar project near Trona, California.

Wilder provided biological resource support for ordnance removal action on Fort Irwin, US Army National Training Center between July-October 2019.

Wilder was contracted to develop a mitigation plan for desert tortoise, and field an Authorized Biologist to complete biological surveys for sensitive desert species during a Munitions and Explosives of Concern removal operation on a 90 acre historic firing range.

Wilder was sub-contracted to provide field leadership, data processing, and GIS for clearance surveys for desert tortoise on approximately 150,000 acres, followed by translocation of resident animals, then continued long-term tracking through radio telemetry and ongoing yearly USFWS health assessments.

Wilder conducted desert tortoise clearance surveys on 36 square miles of US Army training lands yielded more than 500 animals.

Wilder conducted clearance surveys, mitigation, and construction monitoring on a 3,440 acre 450MW solar site.

Wilder was contracted to conduct aerial drone surveys and ground-based raven population mitigation through use of egg-oiling techniques.

Nate Jones was contracted to serve as Project Field Lead on 3,500+ acres of photovoltaic solar development.

Wilder was sub-contracted to provide a USFWS Desert Tortoise Authorized Biologist to assist in environmental compliance monitoring during a two-year upgrade to the 27 MW Alta Mesa Wind Project.

Wilder subcontracted to provide staffing and field leadership to maintain environmental compliance with all aspects of permits, mitigation measures, and agency guidance for installation of 88 miles of new fiber optic line during 3-year construction schedule.

The 35 mile, 220kV Eldorado-Ivanpah Transmission Project was an upgrade and replacement to an existing 115kV historic line.

The historic Pioneertown Motel is planning an upgrade and expansion, to accommodate the growing number of visitors to the area.

Wilder supplies USFWS Authorized Biologists in support of ongoing construction monitoring work on multiple Southern California Gas company lines, throughout the Mojave desert.