We provided clean-up and restoration services after an 843,000-gallon oil spill
When an Enbridge Energy Partners pipeline ruptured outside of Marshall, Michigan, in July 2010, it spilled approximately 843,000 gallons of oil into Talmadge Creek, the Kalamazoo River, and the associated floodplain.
We were part of the initial response, and we supported Enbridge with follow-up remediation and scientific studies. Our team provided oversight of cleanup and restoration, inspection and assessment, and environmental permitting at the site. We also handled permitting and design for the removal of a dam and river restoration.
Our team designed an overwintering facility where we provided care for hundreds of turtles that couldn’t immediately go back to nature.
At a Glance
- Offices
Matt Arsenault, Associate, Environmental Services
Plants are my passion. I’m a finder of and advocate for the subtle, obscure, cryptic, and unappreciated members of the botanical world.
Scott Peyton, Vice President, Water Resources Sector Leader
It’s important to improve accessibility and connections with our streams, rivers and greenways through restoration and enhancement.
Scott Storlid, Senior Vice President, Business Leader, Environmental Services (US)
My focus - People, Projects, Delivery. Developing teams where the best people provide great science, responsiveness, and quality service.
Sara Viernum, Senior Wildlife Biologist
Our core values of excellence in biological services go hand-in-hand with a deep respect for wildlife and environmental sustainability.
Jonathan Scheibly, Senior Water Resources Engineer
As both an ecologist and an engineer, I’m passionate about working with nature to meet project objectives within site constraints.
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