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Protected bird species habitats stretch across the country, from the desert Southwest to New England and many points between. These habitats can significantly influence permitting requirements, project schedules, and environmental compliance obligations. Wherever your project location, Terracon’s avian survey specialists, backed by a national network of environmental professionals, can help you protect habitats, and your project goals.
Jeremy Hanzlik, P.E.
National Director, Environmental Planning
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Avian Surveys: Expertise to preserve habitats, keep projects moving forward
In addition to federal regulations, avian survey requirements are influenced by species, geography, terrain, and season. A spring survey in the Southwest, for example, has different requirements than a fall survey in the Northeast. Our local expertise, backed by national resources, gives us a unique ability to navigate regional species requirements, seasonal considerations, and changing regulatory environments.
Terracon’s more than 400 environmental planning and permitting professionals nationwide include experienced avian specialists, wildlife biologists, and threatened and endangered species experts. Regulatory requirements can be complex, but our team is there to lead the way at every step.
From bald and golden eagles to burrowing owls and other protected species, each habitat type, topographic setting, and regulatory pathway brings different survey considerations. Our environmental biologists understand how species behavior, nesting activity, migration patterns, and local habitat conditions can influence survey timing and documentation needs.
Engaging our avian experts early in the project lifecycle can help establish practical timeline goals, identify potential constraints, and support coordinated permitting strategies that keep projects moving responsibly.
Need help with an avian survey for your project today? Our experts, backed by a network of offices and professionals, are ready to help! Please tell us a little about yourself to help us best support you.
