Posts about wetlands, forest, habitat, site remediation, and brownfield redevelopment matters in the Delaware, Maryland, and Pennsylvania region.
Amy Nazdrowicz, PWS, an environmental scientist and Associate with Landmark Science & Engineering, is pleased to have been elected to join the Board of Directors of Delaware Real Estate Women (“DREW”). Since 2007, DREW and its Board members have worked to build a professional community connecting women in Delaware’s commercial real estate field to one […]
How to Perform Forest Habitat Value Assessments and Determine Forest Protection Levels in Accordance with the New Castle County UDC New Castle County (NCC) recently revised their Unified Development Code (UDC) forest protection regulations to expand the methods and means in determining forest cover types which include habitat values and protection levels. The previous regulations […]
Don’t Procrastinate! Call Landmark to Schedule your Bog Turtle Surveys ASAP! Landmark’s Bog Turtle team, led by Amy Nazdrowicz, is gearing up for their 2022 Bog Turtle season! They are now scheduling Phase II Bog Turtle Investigations. Call Amy TODAY if you need a Phase II Bog Turtle Investigation in Delaware, Maryland, or Pennsylvania. Don’t […]
Landmark Team Wins Grand Conceptor Award Landmark Science & Engineering received the Grand Conceptor award for design of an innovative channel restoration and bank stabilization project constructed at the Avenue North mixed-use development in Fairfax, Delaware. The project received top honors at ACEC Delaware’s 2021 Engineering Excellence Awards’ competition in the $1,000,000 and below construction category […]
The Terminal Avenue redevelopment project located near the entrance to the Port of Wilmington is a notable example of the Delaware Brownfields Development Program in action. A Very ImPORTant Region Industrial properties within the vicinity of the Port of Wilmington are a valuable commodity. Finite in numbers, their geographic location near the confluence of the […]
