Aspen's expanding Cultural Resources Department, aided by on-call staff statewide, drives project completion across sectors.

Aspen biologists complete vital Desert Tortoise Council training, enhancing their ability to conduct protocol-level surveys and protect threatened species.

Aspen is not only a place to work, it’s a place to grow. We pride ourselves on shaping careers and investing in our employees. Congratulations to our employee anniversaries for 2023!

Aspen Environmental Group is pleased to announce the 2022 Student Scholarship Program — Enhancing Diversity in the Environmental Profession (EDEP).

Large solar and energy storage projects are essential for meeting federal and state greenhouse gas emissions reduction and renewable energy goals, and Aspen is doing its part to contribute to these projects.

Aspen EG biologists Scott White and Justin Wood coordinated with the California Department of Parks and Recreation, California Botanic Garden, to collect botanical specimens in the Mount San Jacinto State Park Wilderness.

Aspen EG was selected to assist the County of San Luis Obispo to prepare the Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for the Diablo Canyon Power Plant (DCPP) Decommissioning Project in July 2021

Aspen EG aids Modesto Irrigation District to oversee a project to repower an existing generation station with an updated engine.

Aspen Cultural Resources Group expands, aiding clients with cultural assessments, site relocation, and more across diverse projects in various regions.

Aspen Environmental Group secures new contracts with agency clients, advancing environmental assessments and supporting greenhouse gas reduction goals.

Aspen Environmental Group continues to play an integral role in assisting State and federal agencies in the reduction of wildfire impacts to utilities throughout California.

In the past 10 months of the COVID-19 pandemic, Aspen EG continued to support clients in public involvement and engagement on projects throughout the state.

Two of the PV projects Aspen worked on have just come online!

Aspen is assisting in shaping the Santa Monica Mountains' future

The year 2020 saw Aspen’s growing Cultural Resources Group busily engaged in addressing cultural resources requirements for many of Aspen’s private sector and agency clients.

The state-mandated social distancing guidelines related to the COVID-19 pandemic will likely continue to impact businesses and personal interactions alike for the coming months.

Over the last few months, the Aspen Geospatial Team has been busy supporting field staff in mapping biological and cultural resources for “essential” projects across nearly 400-miles of terrain.

Aspen’s Energy Policy and Market Assessment team, specializing in energy economics, is working on policy analysis to support the move to a smaller natural gas system in California.