Geographic Consulting LLC provides the most comprehensive set of environmental consulting services in the US Virgin Islands. We are comprised of a diverse team of natural resources specialists, scientists, and an experienced field crew. We conduct scientific research in the field, greenhouse or lab for our clients. We run Forestry and Wildlife Biology Field Projects. Brian Daley PhD, the Principle Partner, is a forest ecologist and the Project Manager on most forestry projects, including forest inventory, reforestation, and invasive species control.
Geographic Consulting is a one-stop location for all permitting and compliance needs. We create Phase 1 & 2 Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) and carry $1 million in Environmental Professional & Pollution Incident liability insurance so that our clients may proceed with peace of mind and more easily obtain financing. We navigate the entire permitting process for our clients; federal and local government. Our team has extensive experience in obtaining environmental (CZM, Endangered Species), Archeological (SHPO), engineering (SWPP, TPDES) and other essential permits. Our staff has the experience and equipment necessary to punctually conduct all manners of environmental field work and carries additional $1 million in general liability insurance.
To provide the highest quality environmental services in the Caribbean on projects that have a net positive effect on the environment.
The environmental professionals at Geographic Consulting provide a wide range of other services. We conduct site assessments for private and public conservation plans. Dr. Brian Daley has over 15 years environmental experience in the US Virgin Islands, with a specialty in forestry and is the only private certified arborist (ISA) in the Virgin Islands. We produce nursery-grown trees for large and small environmental restoration, roadside and ornamental plantings. We conduct endangered species surveys and comprehensive population assessments and have written about the ecological impact of invasive species on the Virgin Islands environment. We publish technical document on native plants, tree nursery production, and various other aspects of Caribbean Ecology. Our plant specialists have installed thousands of native trees with the National Park Service, the St. Croix airport, private land and the public roadsides connecting them.
Jenner Valiulis and our wildlife biologists conduct one-time population assessments for endangered species as well as long term nesting monitoring activity of Leatherback Sea Turtles and other organisms. Our work is spatially explicit and our GIS mapping boasts the largest private geodatabase in the Caribbean region. We bring historic aerial photography, satellite images, land cover/forest cover maps and other assets to every job. We have assessed mapped endangered plant species for the US Fish and Wildlife and also navigated our clients’ safety through development in environmentally sensitive areas.
Brian Daley Phd Principal Managing Partner
Jennifer Valiulis. Senior Wildlife Biologist
Ned Hendry, Nursery Specialist
Kevin Minor, Field Specialist
Russell Slatton, Founder, Special Consultant, Forester, GIS Jedi Knight
Geographic Consulting is comprised of a diverse team of natural resources specialists, scientists, and an experienced field crew. We conduct scientific research in the field, greenhouse or lab for our clients. We run Forestry and Wildlife Biology Field Projects. Brian Daley PhD is the Principle Partner. He is a forest ecologist and is the Project Manager on most forestry projects.
We provide a wide range of high quality services, including providing expert witness testimony in court cases, writing local code for the VI government, applied scientific research, technical writing, arborist services and natural resources site assessments. Geographic Consulting is the regions leader in forest restoration. We have completed countless forest restoration projects. We create the plan, grow the trees, clear land and invasive species with our heavy equipment, install the trees with our talented field staff and create the spatially explicit data files that allow for successful data collection, observations, and monitoring.
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Great project, wonderful!
Hoping this gets through. Have also tried to email. There is a photo we would very much like to use in our blog about Leatherback Turtles that belongs to Geographic Consulting. I have credited it as such and linked it to your page but would like to make sure you are aware of its use. Please see the link below and let me know if you have any concerns? www.leatherbacksinbc.org We are a non-profit in British Columbia, Canada working for marine conservation .
Jackie, Please feel free to use any photo that you like. I will take a look at your post and would be glad to re-post on our site in order to bring more attention to your work, and the interconnection between leatherback feeding habitats and their nesting habitat. Thank you
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