Aspen’s Annual Corporate Retreat took place last week at the Luskin Conference Center at UCLA. Employees from every office gathered for two days of great training, collaboration, and inspiration.

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Littlerock Reservoir and Dam were built in 1924 for the purpose of impounding seasonal water flows (rainfall and snow melt) from Little Rock Creek.

Aspen recently applied its extensive transmission line experience in completing an Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for the Port of Long Beach (POLB) on the Southern California Edison Transmission Line Replacement Project.

You may have put away your calling bird and French hen decorations from the holidays, but nesting season for local birds is just around the corner.

Aspen Environmental Group maintains a core staff of freshwater and marine ecologists who continue to provide creative solutions to complex aquatic issues.

When confronting strong storms, many communities are learning that the flood protection facilities they have been relying on for decades may not be up to the job.

We at Aspen Environmental Group believe that one of our responsibilities as a consultant is to assist our clients with their environmental training needs. Training is important both for acquiring new knowledge and for staying updated on regulations, procedures, and professional practices.

Aspen’s Social Sciences Group was the recipient of two awards, recognizing them for their innovative and groundbreaking work on two recent projects.

Aspen’s Social Sciences Group consists of expert planners that support our public sector and private clients with complex policy development, resource analysis, and permitting efforts.

The Energy Commission, CPUC, CAISO, and LADWP recently held their workshop assessing reliability and mitigation options in the wake of the Aliso Canyon well failure and moratorium on reinjections.

Continuing our long-term project life cycle services to water and infrastructure agencies, Aspen is supporting the Banning Heights Mutual Water Company (BHMWC) and the City of Banning to obtain US Forest Service approval to upgrade and operate a historic Southern California Edison (SCE) water conveyance system.

Aspen is supporting the California Energy Commission’s (Energy Commission) Electric Program Investment Charge (EPIC) Program in providing funding for applied research and development, technology demonstration and deployment, and market facilitation for clean energy technologies and approaches for the benefit of ratepayers

In continuation of our long relationship with the California State Lands Commission (CSLC), during which we have provided environmental services for energy and infrastructure projects, Aspen has been awarded a new contract with CSLC.

The biologists at Aspen Environmental Group are trying to give back and make a difference by volunteering their expertise in a variety of projects both locally and internationally.

Since 2014, Aspen has been supporting the California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) as part of an on-call contract to review or prepare CEQA documents for projects undertaken by Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E).

Aspen’s Energy Resource Economics Group is a specialized group of experts in economics, engineering, and policy analysis that complement the traditional environmental, economic, and engineering expertise that Aspen provides to our clients.

Aspen is pleased to debut the second installment in our video collection with an overview of our Biological Resources Group, featuring the Biological Resources Group Manager, Chris Huntley.