Turning environmental priorities into practical results.
Every landscape is different. Every client has different goals, challenges, and resources.
At K2 Environmental Consulting, we work alongside communities, businesses, landowners, and conservation organizations to understand environmental challenges, develop practical strategies, and move projects from concept to implementation.
Our projects bring together ecology, GIS, planning, funding, and partnership to create solutions that work on the ground.
Your vision. Our expertise. The power of two.
Conservation Grant Development
Client: Local government
Challenge: Secure funding for habitat restoration
K2 Solution: Project development + GIS mapping + grant writing
Result: Competitive, fundable conservation project
Forest Management Plan
Client: Private landowner
Challenge: Landowner has 25-acre parcel and wanted a plan to restore the forest and increase ecological values of their property
K2 Solution: Review and synthesize historic land uses and ecology + On-site trail mapping + Delineate management units + Ecological assessment + GIS analysis + Habitat restoration planning
Result: A Forest Management Plan that they can use to guide invasive species control, habitat restoration, and grant funding
Township Landscape Prioritization & Protection Project
Client: Local government
Challenge: Identify parcels with high ecological and social value for future conservation protection
K2 Solution: Landscape assessment + Features prioritization + Existing Land Use alignment + Environmental characterization
Result: A prioritized landscape of parcels for conservation protection
Park Restoration Management Plan
Client: Local government
Challenge: Develop a plan to reclaim and restore an 80-acre parcel that has an old sand & gravel mine, unlined landfill, groundwater contamination, and clear-cut forest areas.
K2 Solution: Review and synthesize historic land uses + Environmental assessment + GIS analysis + Community workshop + Restoration planning + Plan production
Result: A roadmap to restore and manage the 80-acre parcel as a township park
