Since 1993, Pacific Habitat Services, Inc. has been committed to providing professional services that address complex environmental issues. Anchored in the Pacific Northwest, we serve both the public and private sector with regulatory permitting, natural resource assessments, wetland delineation, environmental design, restoration, construction, and education outreach.
Our dedicated staff of creative consultants offers technical and scientific expertise in wetland science, fish and wildlife biology, hydrology, soil science, botany, and environmental planning. We not only provide professional services to suit your need, budget, schedule, and overall goals, but integrity and attention to detail as we develop innovative, successful solutions for your environmental project.
Our dedicated staff of creative consultants offers technical and scientific expertise in wetland science, fish and wildlife biology, hydrology, soil science, botany, and environmental planning. We not only provide professional services to suit your need, budget, schedule, and overall goals, but integrity and attention to detail as we develop innovative, successful solutions for your environmental project.
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Our staff has worked together as a consistent, expert team for many years on hundreds of complex natural resource projects. This committed, cohesive team offers not only historical consistency but an important range of skills and areas of expertise - including the ability to respond quickly and efficiently to unexpected issues that may arise during the course of your project.
Backed by a solid reputation and secure relationships with clients and regulatory agencies alike, PHS is an expert in meeting client needs quickly, efficiently, cost-effectively, and always to the best outcome. We provide excellent, proactive service to a variety of public and private entities for diverse projects.
The Port of Newport is constructing the Marine Operations Center-Pacific for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) in Newport. The new facility, which includes a wharf within Yaquina Bay, will unite the NOAA's Pacific fleet and its lab facilities. The facility provides six berths to accommodate the current NOAA home fleet of four ships, plus two guest ships.
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Edward Wright
Oct 29, 2017
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