Sierra Ecosystem Associates (SEA) is a professional group of environmental consultants working to provide leadership and expertise in the science, planning, and engineering of natural resources. The foundation of our organization is the staff of EN2 Resources, Inc. whose qualifications are broadened and enhanced by independent consultants and other small companies that are also dedicated to quality client service at a reasonable cost. Together, we provide depth in our capabilities and a full range of complementary services.

Our team of professionals lives and works throughout the central Sierra Nevada, the Central Valley, and western Nevada. This area is our home; we understand firsthand the local land uses and resources, the people, the challenges, and the unique ecosystems of this region.

We believe in the value of interdisciplinary planning and analysis. Successful strategies and decisions must integrate the policies of today’s decision makers and the practices of today’s industries. We blend resource science, local human resource interests, and environmental regulations to offer cost-effective, quality services to our clients. We are committed to services and products that are purposeful and useful, and which contribute to our clients’ objectives. We understand that communication is key to client/consultant team effectiveness, quality of service, and client success.

For SEA projects, we operate under a single contract through the project management and administration services of EN2 Resources, Inc. The principals of all SEA members are committed to providing quality work products, establishing work priorities, and working with each other in an organized and efficient manner. The individuals and firms of the SEA Team have worked together on a variety of projects throughout our geographic focus area, demonstrating our ability to provide high quality services on a wide range of projects, both large and small.

Rick Lind, EN2 Resources, Inc.; Dennis Hood, KDH Biological Resource Consultation; Kenneth Pence, Quality Control Inspector; Cathy Spence-Wells, North Fork Associates; Andrew Price, Price Geographic Consulting; Dr. Mike Bryan, Robertson-Bryan, Inc.; Thomas Wegge, TCW Economics; Virginia Meyer, Botanist; Dr. Glenn Merron, Inland Ecosystems; and Dr. Rebecca Allen, Past Forward, Inc.