lessphp fatal error: load error: failed to find /home/ecoland/public_html/wp-content/themes/theme52293/bootstrap/less/bootstrap.lesslessphp fatal error: load error: failed to find /home/ecoland/public_html/wp-content/themes/theme52293/style.lessEcological Land Services2024-10-15T02:32:04Zhttps://eco-land.com/feed/atom/WordPresshttps://eco-land.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/cropped-cropped-cropped-ELS-Logo-Transparent-1-32x32.pngElizabethhttps://eco-land.com/?p=43682024-10-15T02:32:04Z2024-10-03T22:12:33ZWith heavy hearts, we share the passing of our dear friend and colleague, Jennifer “Jen” Johnston, who tragically left us on September 23, 2024. Born to Thomas and Deloris Kinsman, Jen grew up surrounded by the love of her large family—brothers Reggie and Wade, and sisters Theresa, Karrie, Sara, and Jessie. She leaves behind her life partner, Dan Anderson, and Continue Reading
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Elizabethhttps://eco-land.com/?p=43222024-08-07T21:45:50Z2024-08-07T21:35:20ZELS is thrilled to announce a $2,000 donation to the Kelso Premier 18U Senior Babe Ruth All-Star team as they head to the Babe Ruth World Series in Cape Girardeau, Missouri. Managed and coached by our very own Emilio Foden, the team has shown remarkable talent and dedication, capturing the regional crown in Lander, Wyoming. We are proud to support Continue Reading
]]>Elizabethhttps://eco-land.com/?p=42062024-01-22T17:16:03Z2024-01-20T01:04:39ZHow Has Tech Changed Our Field? In our dynamic field, technology has become a game-changer, reshaping the way our team can approach our projects and solve challenges. From mapping landscapes to analyzing data, a variety of tech advancements are playing a crucial role in revolutionizing the landscape of environmental consulting. Geographic Information System (GIS) At the heart of modern environmental Continue Reading
]]>Elizabethhttps://eco-land.com/?p=41502023-12-29T21:04:51Z2023-12-29T21:04:26ZAs we bid farewell to 2023, it's time to reflect on a year filled with accomplishments, growth, and unforgettable moments for all of us here at Ecological Land Services. From welcoming new members to securing notable project victories and commemorating special occasions, let's revisit and celebrate the highlights that defined this year. January: New Shareholders Join the Party The year Continue Reading
]]>Elizabethhttps://eco-land.com/?p=41262023-12-13T23:26:09Z2023-12-13T23:25:05ZWetlands are vital ecosystems that play a crucial role in maintaining ecological balance and supporting biodiversity. However, rapid urbanization and industrialization often lead to the destruction and degradation of these sensitive areas. Wetland mitigation and ecological consulting have emerged as essential practices to address the environmental impact of development projects while ensuring the preservation of these valuable ecosystems. Understanding Wetlands Continue Reading
]]>Elizabethhttps://eco-land.com/?p=41012023-12-04T23:16:17Z2023-11-30T22:04:28ZBefore November comes to an end, we need to toast Francis Naglich, the dedicated founder of Ecological Land Services, as he marks an incredible milestone – 30 years of unwavering commitment to Teamwork, Integrity and Excellence. To celebrate, we asked some of our ELS team to share a little about the impact Francis has had. Principal, Mara McGrath shared, "Cheers Continue Reading
]]>compasslanehttps://eco-land.com/?p=37182023-12-14T22:32:53Z2023-07-26T21:17:21ZGrowing up in Toutle, a small town on the South Fork of the Toutle River, has given Lacey Hoffmann a unique perspective and advantage as it pertains to her role as a biologist for Ecological Land Services (ELS). In fact, Lacey is known
]]>compasslanehttps://eco-land.com/?p=36262023-12-15T17:48:13Z2023-07-12T17:34:25ZNot only do we work hard for our clients, but we work hard to educate the future leaders of our cities. ELS Biologist Kate'lyn Wills (KT) joined Jennifer Cordoza of the Cowlitz County Invasive Weed Control group at
]]>compasslanehttps://eco-land.com/?p=30392023-07-12T17:24:58Z2023-02-24T21:51:59ZThe new year is always a great opportunity for new beginnings, new ventures, and new projects. For Ecological Land Services the new year also brought on the passing of the baton with our marketing position. At the end of 2022 ELS gave a bittersweet ‘goodbye’ to our 7-year Marketing Specialist, Mandy Lill (right). Her new career adventure takes her to Continue Reading
]]>Elizabethhttps://eco-land.com/?p=29242021-10-07T21:57:41Z2021-07-07T17:43:09ZELS is excited to share the news that we were selected as Industry Partner of the Year by Career Connect Southwest at ESD 112! ELS biologists Lacey Hoffmann and Beau Johnson participated in a Flipped Internship at the Hockinson School District where students were asked to present their research and proposals to professionals who work in our industry. This was a Continue Reading
]]>Elizabethhttp://eco-land.com/?p=27002017-10-23T22:35:49Z2017-10-23T22:14:48ZELS has a new branch office! Our new branch is located at the Port of Sunnyside so we can now help clients in Central and Eastern Washington with all of their project needs! 2640 E. Edison Avenue, Suite 1 Sunnyside, WA 98944 (physical address only) This office is in addition to our headquarters in Longview Washington, and our satellite offices Continue Reading
]]>compasslanehttp://ecoland.technalytixhosting.com/?p=25322017-07-31T13:10:16Z2017-07-25T22:30:20ZNews Release May, 2016 The Coweeman River Mitigation Bank east of the City of Kelso in Cowlitz County received final approval this week from the Department of Ecology, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and NOAA Fisheries. This is the first joint wetland mitigation and fish conservation bank in Washington State. Habitat Bank, LLC will establish, re-establish, rehabilitate, enhance, and Continue Reading
]]>compasslanehttp://ecoland.technalytixhosting.com/?p=24632017-07-24T15:54:26Z2017-07-24T15:54:26ZAn empty field in the northeast corner of Vancouver, one that looks ripe for a new subdivision, has become one construction firm’s asset precisely because it will never be developed. Please click HERE to be redirected to the Columbian for the entire story