Cultural Resources

Aspen’s professional staff includes specialists in the archaeology (precontact and historic period) of California, the Great Basin, and the American Southwest; and in the historic-era built environment of California.

Aspen Environmental Group employs credentialed experts proficient in a range of related disciplines and uses specialized consultants as necessary to address unique project needs. Our understanding of historic preservation and environmental laws allows us to guide our clients through the regulatory process and efficiently meet project schedules and goals.

Aspen’s services and capabilities include:


NEPA/CEQA Compliance

NHPA Section 106 and 110 Compliance

Record Searches and Literature Reviews

Cultural Resources Overviews

Historic Context Development

Archaeological Field Surveys, Evaluation, and Data Recovery

Construction Monitoring and Mitigation

Technical Reports

National Register Assessment and Nomination

Geographic Information Systems Analysis and Integration

Global Positioning System Mapping and Surveys

Geographic Information Systems Predictive Modeling

Native American Graves Protection Act Compliance and Plans

Coordination with State and Federal Regulatory Agencies

Native American Consultation and Coordination

Management and Treatment Plans

Section 106 Agreement Documents (PAs, MOUs, and MOAs)

Ethnography and Ethnohistory

Interpretive and Educational Programs

Public Engagement Outreach

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