Boreal Environmental

Boreal biologists are busy on a multi-day wetland delineation and rare plant survey on Grand Manan this week! #sedgepickingeyes #119plantsonthefirstday #wetboots

Boreal staff observed their first gley soil of the season during a recent wetland delineation. #wetlands #soils #thosepitdiggingeyes

Boreal biologists were in the thick of it yesterday, searching for rare plants and delineating wetlands. #multitasking #wetlands #tangledupinalders

We came across Earth Tongues in the field today. #fungi #armus

We are in the [fire]weeds, doing wetland monitoring. Looks high and dry in this quadrat #intheweeds#fireweed#howdidweavoidgettingstung

Wow! Boreal biologists can be found surrounded by four walls. We are working hard for the next couple of days to get mapping and reporting completed, so we can venture out into the wetlands of New Brunswick once again. #qgis #qfield #caffeinated

Boreal biologists are in for a long day at a wind farm today, doing wetland monitoring and bird work. #windy #quadrats #littlerayofsunshine

It was nice and cool for a change yesterday, a great day to delineate multiple basin swamps. It’s too bad the huckleberries weren’t fruiting though. #foragefuel #youaremyhuckleberry

This is Prince’s Pine Redux: Flower Edition. Boreal staff love the smell of native flowers in the morning.

It’s amazing what you can do with a great team. Wrapped up bat acoustic monitoring, fish assemblage sampling, rare plant surveys, breeding bird counts, drone work, and a look at a small wetland in support of an EIA for a client with DILLON ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING, L.L.C. #bigjobs #plants #bats #goteam