A Day in the Life of an Environmental Scientist
Take a walk (and dive 🤿) with Amanda Montgomery as she gives us a glimpse into what a day in the life of an Environmental Scientist looks like at WGI.
Environmental Services
WGI’s environmental scientists stay abreast of regulatory changes and provide our clients with creative solutions utilizing crucial, regional knowledge developed through years of experience. Our biologists, arborists, geologists, wetland scientists, divers, inspectors, surveyors, and environmental engineers are ready to take on your next project.
Environmental Engineering
From due-diligence through construction, WGI handles all environmental issues, including wetlands, threatened and endangered species, water quality, trees, contamination, and environmental permitting and compliance.
Permitting Success
Many of our environmental scientists previously worked at state and federal regulatory agencies so we have the inside knowledge and working relationships to keep permitting time to a minimum within environmental engineering and consulting projects.
Your Environmental Experts
WGI has all of the certifications and licenses needed for any environmental work. Our staff includes FWC Authorized Gopher Tortoise Agents, Professional Wetland Scientists (PWS), Certified Environmental Professionals (CEP), ISA Certified Arborists, Professional Geologists (PG), Certified SCUBA divers, FDEP Stormwater Management Inspectors, Geographic Information Systems Professionals (GISP) and more!
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