Does your project present special natural resource considerations to meet regulatory requirements? WPC can help here too! WPC maintains the premier natural resource consulting team in the northern Great Plains. We offer a Professional Soil Classifier, Certified Range Management Consultants, Certified Soil Scientists, Certified Soil Erosion and Sediment Control Specialists, Wildlife Management Specialists, a Certified Wildlife Biologist, a Hydrogeologist and an Aquatic Ecologist.
Our staff’s experience ranges from small wetland delineation and botanical surveys for various permitting efforts (including 404 permits) and environmental studies related to new proposed oil field drilling and pipeline corridor locations, to large NEPA and FERC studies along the Missouri River for large-scale development projects. Whether as a project lead, or part of a project team, WPC’s qualified staff will assist in a wide range of technical specialities.
Western Plains offers a wide range of biological and natural resources management and inventory services. Our work includes small to large scale assessments: from site specific evaluation of threatened and endangered plant and wildlife species - to habitat and rangeland assessments - to region-wide surveys of avian migration, prairie grouse leks, and raptor nest locations. Wetlands delineation, soil classification, fish studies, and assistance with permitting, mitigation, NEPA compliance and oil well reclamation plans are all within our range of expertise. Please call or visit our website for more details on what we can do for you!
WPC includes several biologists and botanists, including a certified wildlife biologist. We have performed threatened and endangered species studies throughout the upper Midwest. From T&E habitat identification to butterfly field counts, WPC provides the service!
Examples are being prepared!
Balancing the demand for energy alternatives and preservation of the natural environment. WPC, Inc. conducts “scientifically rigorous” pre-and-post construction avian use studies to assist their clients in meeting federal, state and local environmental requirements. These surveys help determine potential wildlife mortality at wind generating facilities and provide valuable insight into wind/wildlife interactions. WPC, Inc. has developed Habitat Conservation Plans that include identifying project impacts to federally listed species of concern impact avoidance strategies, and design-and-operation phase mitigation with a tiered impact level approach. Studies consider both migratory and resident bird populations.
Does your project present special natural resource considerations to meet regulatory requirements? WPC can help here too! WPC maintains the premier natural resource consulting team in the northern Great Plains. We offer a Professional Soil Classifier, Certified Range Management Consultants, Certified Soil Scientists, Certified Soil Erosion and Sediment Control Specialists, Wildlife Management Specialists, a Certified Wildlife Biologist, a Hydrogeologist and an Aquatic Ecologist. 
Western Plains offers a wide range of biological and natural resources management and inventory services. Our work includes small to large scale assessments: from site specific evaluation of threatened and endangered plant and wildlife species - to habitat and rangeland assessments - to region-wide surveys of avian migration, prairie grouse leks, and raptor nest locations. Wetlands delineation, soil classification, fish studies, and assistance with permitting, mitigation, NEPA compliance and oil well reclamation plans are all within our range of expertise. Please call or visit our website for more details on what we can do for you!
WPC includes several biologists and botanists, including a certified wildlife biologist. We have performed threatened and endangered species studies throughout the upper Midwest. From T&E habitat identification to butterfly field counts, WPC provides the service! 
Balancing the demand for energy alternatives and preservation of the natural environment. WPC, Inc. conducts “scientifically rigorous” pre-and-post construction avian use studies to assist their clients in meeting federal, state and local environmental requirements. These surveys help determine potential wildlife mortality at wind generating facilities and provide valuable insight into wind/wildlife interactions. WPC, Inc. has developed Habitat Conservation Plans that include identifying project impacts to federally listed species of concern impact avoidance strategies, and design-and-operation phase mitigation with a tiered impact level approach. Studies consider both migratory and resident bird populations. 
Examples are being prepared! 
