As the temperatures start to warm in Texas, outdoor enthusiasts are gearing up for recreational activities. Off-road vehicles (ATVs, dirt bikes, and other all-terrain machines) offer an exhilarating way to explore nature, but they also pose significant risks to our wetlands and waters. Tire Tracks and Habitat Destruction – Off-road vehicles can damage wetlands by tearing up soil and vegetation. This destruction leads to erosion, habitat loss, and the displacement of native species. Click here for more information. Water Pollution and Soil Disruption – When wetlands are disturbed, soil and pollutants can wash into nearby streams and lakes, affecting water Read More »
SSCI-Environmental is pleased to have had the opportunity to speak at the Bay Area Commercial Real Estate Network (BACREN) Monthly Luncheon on February 20, 2020. BACREN is a non-profit professional organization formed to serve Commercial Real Estate practitioners, associated businesses, investors, and the public in the Houston Bay Area, including but not limited to Harris, Galveston, and Brazoria Counties, Texas. SSCI-Environmental has been a long time sponsor and supporter of BACREN. SSCI’s Vice President, Jo Drake Keim, and Natural Resource Specialist, Allyson Graziano, presented the ins and outs of wetland mitigation for the real estate market. The audience of Read More »