Environmental Consulting Services
Established in 1998, MAD Scientist & Associates is a
full-service ecological and wetland consulting firm.
MAD Scientist & Associates provides clients with a
high level of expertise in
wetland science,
ecological site characterization, and environmental
impact assessment. We deliver accurate, complete,
and timely data that can streamline the environmental
compliance process and allow clients to make
better-informed and more sustainable land use decisions.
MAD Scientist & Associates also helps clients understand
and successfully navigate increasingly complex
regulatory requirements and permit processes to meet
project goals as efficiently as possible. We offer a
variety of ecological consulting
services in the areas of
wetlands and streams,
ecological risk assessment, and
ecological studies,
including:
- Wetland Delineation
- Wetland Permitting
- Wetland Mitigation & Monitoring
- Wetland Restoration
- Ecological Risk Assessment
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- LEED Certification Site Selection
Services
- Threatened and Endangered Species &
Habitat Surveys
- Stream Characterization &
Aquatic Studies
- Botanical Surveys &
Specialized Floristic Assessments
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Ecological Inventories & Field Biology
Technical Support
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In short, we’re in the business of nature, but we
understand and appreciate the nature of business! Please
take a moment to browse our website and learn more about
our environmental consulting firm, our team, and the consulting services we provide.
Our Customers:
- Architectural Firms
- Civil Engineers
- Environmental Consulting Firms
- Municipalities
- School Districts
- Park Districts
- Land Owners
- Commercial Clients
- Regulated Industries
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Have you ever seen such a
casual, relaxed-looking frog? This gray tree
frog (Hyla versicolor) is one cool
customer, even in the dog days of summer. It was
photographed in early September on a willow
branch near the edge of the City of Columbus'
Pilot Wetland Mitigation Site on the west side
of town. In spring, it will breed in these
man-made wetlands, and soon after, another
generation of this native species will grace the
convenient nearby perches.
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