Company Profile
Nomad Ecological Consulting is a full service ecological consulting firm that prides itself on its innovative, scientifically sound approach to biological resource studies and management, raising the standard for environmentally sound project management and sustainable development. Nomad is a Certified Microbusiness (MB)/Small Business (SB) by the State of California Department of General Services, Office of Small Business and DVBE Services. Located in historic downtown Martinez, Nomad is well positioned to take on projects throughout California. Nomad’s field of expertise canvases the diverse landscapes both nationally and internationally, allowing us to assist clients with natural resource matters relating to National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), Endangered Species Act, Clean Water Act, and California Coastal Act. Our innovative approach combines biological expertise, professional integrity, and advanced technology, allowing us to maintain the highest standards, produce quality products on time and within budget, and cultivate long-term relationships with our clients, business partners, and regulatory agencies.
California’s diverse ecosystems present demanding challenges that require creative solutions. Nomad meets these challenges head-on by hand selecting team members with proven track records and local expertise among a wide breadth of environmental disciplines based on the project needs. By leveraging the collective knowledge of experienced professionals working toward common goals, we deliver practical, effective, cost-saving solutions.
Experience
Based in the San Francisco Bay Area, Nomad has worked throughout California’s diverse ecosystems. Our broad experience and ingenuity has propelled Nomad to the forefront of environmental consulting with an acknowledged reputation for expertise throughout California. Nomad’s botanical and wildlife experience encompasses many geographic subregions of the California Floristic Province including the California, Great Basin, and Desert floristic provinces and their associated wildlife.
Nomad’s biologists have worked on a variety of scientific research and endangered species conservation projects both throughout California and internationally. Nomad has spearheaded efforts to assemble and disseminate information on rare reptiles including the western pond turtle and silvery legless lizard, develop non-invasive monitoring protocols for carnivores, conduct baseline scientific studies of internationally endangered felids, and assist international governments and non-profit organizations in developing and implementing endangered species conservation programs.
