OVERVIEW:Hundreds of miles of utility pipelines cross the Mojave desert landscape, connecting supply sources to the demands of population centers in southern California.
Wilder supplies USFWS Authorized Biologists in support of ongoing construction monitoring work on multiple Southern California Gas company lines, throughout the Mojave desert.
SERVICES INCLUDED:Construction monitoring for environmental compliance with Clean Water Act, Endangered Species Act, National Environmental Policy Act
Migratory Bird Treaty Act nesting bird surveys and monitoring
Sensitive plant surveys and relocation
Desert Tortoise surveys and relocations when needed
Mojave ground squirrel mitigation
Desert kit fox mitigation
American badger mitigation
Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan
SEE MORE CASE STUDIES: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.
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.
Wilder supplies USFWS Authorized Biologists in support of ongoing construction monitoring work on multiple Southern California Gas company lines, throughout the Mojave desert.