- Wetland Delineation
- Wetland Analysis
- Wetland Design
- Planting & Restoration
- Stream & Shoreline Enhancement
- Wetland Mitigation
- Rapanos Analysis
- Water Resource Assessment
- Water Quality Assessment
- Water Use Permitting
- Watershed Planning
- Ecotoxicology
- Lake Management
- Water Quality Monitoring
- Permit Compliance Monitoring
- Fisheries Management
- Endangered & Threatened Species Evaluations
- Wildlife Hazard Assessment
- Wildlife Monitoring
- Habitat Management Planning
- Habitat Mapping
- Gopher Tortoise Relocations
- Nuisance/Invasive Species Removal
- Spatial/GIS/Image Analyses and Aerial Interpretation
- Developments of Regional Impact
- Environmental Impact Statements
- Comprehensive Plan Compliance
and Zoning Support
- Education and Recreation
- Jurisdictional Wetland Delineations
- Wetland Impact Permitting
- Mitigation Banking
- Listed Species Permitting
- Transportation, Utility, and Pipeline Corridor Studies
- Water Use Permits
- Alternatives Analyses
- Liaison with Regulatory Agencies
- NEPA Compliance Services
- UMAM Studies/Analysis
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BRA Offers Tree Spading
Biological Research Associates (BRA), a division of ENTRIX has the capability to transplant your existing trees. Instead of bulldozing the mature wetlands and replacing them with nursery trees, we can help you relocate the existing ones to another site. With the help of a very large tree spader developers can... more >>
BRA Recieves Water Resource Award
Biological Research Associates (BRA) recently recieved an award presented by the American Water Resource Association (AWRA) for its much appreciated participation. The award was accepted by Richard Callahan Jr., Managing Director and Doug Durbin, PhD., Managing Director/Senior Water Resource Analyst. BRA has been apart of the AWRA for almost two... more >>