#FAQ: What is the #California Historical Resources Information System (CHRIS)?
CHRIS is a statewide database that houses records of historical buildings, archaeological sites, cultural landscapes, and other historic resources throughout California: https://t.co/dfLD98rfGz
#VoicesofFCS - Jackie Winkel: How do you embody our mission of creating positive impact?
"I embody our mission here at FCS by using science and best industry practices to ensure that we find solutions and add value to our clients while improving environmental outcomes."
In #California, the post-entitlement phase begins after a project receives land-use approval and shifts the focus from planning to implementation. Learn how developers manage conditions and timelines after approval, and why early coordination matters here: https://t.co/Hxqpmywii0
Section 106 is a federal review process used to evaluate how projects may affect historic properties and #archaeological resources. In #Colorado, tribal consultation requirements, and large-scale development make early coordination essential. Learn more: https://t.co/X6vfpCmTMK
The Martin Rasnick Memorial Research Scholarship honors his legacy by recognizing an individual who demonstrates a desire to use science to make a difference. We're proud to recognize McKenna Giannos as the recipient of this year's Scholarship. Learn more: https://t.co/252l0GiqDs
#VoicesofFCS - Senior Vice President, Jason Brandman
What sets FCS apart is the breadth of expertise we bring to every project. From environmental planning and analysis to ongoing #compliance support, our team helps clients navigate every stage of the project lifecycle.
🔍 #FAQ: What is an Incidental Take Permit (ITP)?
An Incidental Take Permit (ITP) is an authorization from CDFW or USFWS that allows the unintentional harm of threatened or endangered species during otherwise lawful activities. Learn more: https://t.co/YR22V1z7fV
#VoicesofFCS - Senior Air Quality Scientist, Tsui Li
One of the most valued benefits at FCS is the flexibility that comes with a hybrid and remote work environment. It reflects a culture built on trust, accountability, and respect for work-life balance.
Section 106 guides how federal projects consider impacts on historic and archaeological resources. In #Colorado, extensive land, tribal consultation requirements, and large-scale infrastructure #development dynamics make early coordination essential: https://t.co/X6vfpCmTMK
#VoicesofFCS - Prathna Maharaj, MURP, AICP, Senior Environmental Project Manager: What made you choose FCS?
For Prathna, it was the people who stood out most. The welcoming atmosphere and genuine interest in getting to know one another made a lasting impression.
Please join us in welcoming our newest team member, Matthew Okamoto, as an Environmental Services Analyst! Matthew is excited to apply his existing environmental policy knowledge while supporting CEQA projects and continuing to grow professionally on our Walnut Creek team.👏
🔍 #FAQ: What is the Colorado Historical, Prehistorical, and Archaeological Resources Act (#CHPAA)?
The CHPAA is a #Colorado state law that protects archaeological, historical, and paleontological resources located on public lands throughout the state.
Section 106 guides how federal projects consider impacts on historic and archaeological resources. In #Colorado, tribal consultation requirements and large-scale infrastructure development dynamics make early coordination essential. Learn more in our blog: https://t.co/X6vfpCmTMK
What started as an opportunity to study river #otters turned into a long-lasting passion for wildlife research, #conservation, and community engagement. Learn more about Gina Culver’s journey and the lessons that continue to influence her work today here: https://t.co/Tv3jXbpKxK
Post-entitlement approvals are a major milestone, but they often mark the beginning of a project's most complex #compliance challenges. Read the case study to learn how proactive coordination can help keep complex #development projects moving forward: https://t.co/Gh55S3HvnM
Even within a streamlined CEQA framework, #tribal consultation remains legally and practically significant for several reasons including litigation risk. Learn more in our blog by #CEQA expert Megan Starr: https://t.co/7Wsn8pAlSU
Our team prepared a project-level Environmental Impact Report (#EIR) for the development of a 1.2 million-square-foot medical center in eastern Dublin. The proposed project includes a medical campus and a commercial component. Learn more about the project: https://t.co/L7kJOL141f
Approval isn't the finish line. Post-entitlement #compliance can make or break a project. Learn how #California developers manage conditions, timelines, and risk after approval, and why early coordination matters in our latest blog by Cecilia So: https://t.co/Hxqpmywii0
We are honored to have applications open for our second annual Martin Rasnick Memorial Research Scholarship, honoring the legacy of our dear colleague and friend. The #scholarship aims to support aspiring biologists in creating positive impact: https://t.co/Ouut0ikedn