Highway 96 is a long, winding, two-lane road that matches the dramatic twists and turns of the Klamath River. The long stretch of road from Yreka to Happy Camp greets visitors with steep valley ridges, heavily forested mountains, and soaring bald eagles.

Since opening, the SF office has been in several different suites in the historic Russ Building in the heart of the Financial District. This central location allows Aspen’s Bay Area staff to commute by local transit or on foot!

The Practice Director for Aspen’s Energy Policy and Market Assessment Group, Catherine Elder, submitted testimony in a federal class action lawsuit involving an independent natural gas provider.

The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) has asked Aspen to prepare an Environmental Impact Report (EIR) and help with an extended application review process for the proposed rebuilding of over 300 miles of an existing transmission line.

For nearly two years, Aspen Environmental Group has provided a wide range of environmental technical and permitting services in support of Intersect Power’s (IP) Athos Renewable Energy project.

The natural vistas of California are one of the state’s most prized resources. The Aspen GIS team has been assisting clients with fascinating geospatial analysis, identifying areas where a project component would be visible to different points of interest on the landscape.

On behalf of the BLM Central Coast Field Office (CCFO), Aspen is proud to have prepared the Resource Management Plan Amendment (RMPA) and Environ­mental Impact State­ment (EIS) for oil and gas leasing and development on BLM-administered mineral estate within the CCFO Planning Area.

Aspen Environmental Group’s aquatic biologists have busy completing field work and volunteering. The team completed spring site evaluation at three potential translocation sites for the federally threatened Santa Ana sucker in the San Bernardino National Forest.