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Ecology, Wetland, and Stream Consulting Services
The hallmarks of Hull's approach are technical accuracy in ecological assessment and delineation, extensive project experience, and comprehensive knowledge of the regulatory process.

Led by a nationally certified Professional Wetland Scientist, the Ecology and Wetlands Practice offers:

• Wetland and stream delineation
• Ecological site assessment
• Aquatic life use metrics
• Endangered species surveys
• Wetland mitigation design
• Clean Water Act 404 & 401 permits
• Rosgen natural stream channel design
• State surface water permits
• Sediment transport modeling
• Wetlands litigation support

Hull employs staff in supporting disciplines including botany, wildlife biology, fisheries biology, hydrogeology, hydrology, fluvial geomorphology, ecological risk assessment and civil engineering. Ecology and Wetlands staff members also serve on state and national regulatory work groups and committees to keep current on regulations, and maintain strong agency relationships.

Ecological Permitting
Landowners and industries considering projects that impact natural ecosystems know that a complex array of federal and state regulatory approvals may be required. Hull's holistic approach involves quickly and accurately assessing all ecological resources on sites and assessing the implications of these resources for the proposed project, then identifying a permitting strategy to meet important development schedules while maintaining full regulatory compliance.

National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA)
Hull develops creative, practical, cost-effective and protective solutions to environmental problems within the NEPA framework. Hull prepares documents required under NEPA to document all environmental, economic and cultural considerations for a project that receives federal funds or permits, including NEPA categorical exclusion (CE) documentation, Environmental Assessments and Environmental Impact Statements. Hull also develops Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments (ESAs), Quality Assurance Project Plans (QAPP), ecological assessments, wetland and stream assessments, and remedial design services for NEPA compliance projects.

Hull's Ecology and Wetlands Practice extends Hull's outstanding regional reputation for high-quality, high-value consulting work to ecological, wetland and stream consulting services. We look forward to serving you.

To find out how Hull can help, please contact Hull's Ecology and Wetlands Practice Leader, Hugh Crowell, PWS at
(614) 793-8777.