Flexible work schedule; work from home; work with a collaborative team; work independently. We have a lot of clients and we approach our clients with respect and urgency. Intermediate Environmental Scientists / Biologists usually have honed this skill and can … Continue reading →

AquaTerra is seeking up to two (2) permanent positions for intermediate biologists. A B.Sc. or M.Sc., are preferable degrees although applicable diploma programs will also be considered. Previous environmental monitoring, salvage, songbird nesting survey, invasive species, environmental assessment and species-at-risk … Continue reading →

AquaTerra volunteered its personnel and equipment to assist in facilitating the salvage of remaining koi at Dr. Sun Yat Sen Garden. AquaTerra worked collaboratively with the Vancouver Park Board, Dr. Sun Yat Sen Garden, and the Vancouver Aquarium personnel. We … Continue reading →

A BIG thank-you to our both are new and existing, loyal clients. Today we mark a milestone, having surpassed 700 projects. We appreciate all of your business and are honoured and humbled that you have selected us to represent you … Continue reading →

Hello everyone! There has been a lull in updates on our website, and its not because we have gone anywhere. In contrast, we have been extremely busy with a variety of projects. Last time we posted here, we had completed … Continue reading →

AquaTerra recently designed and oversaw the construction of a permanent and seasonal pond complex in Pitt Meadows – next step – planting. Formerly a monostand of Reed Canarygrass, the site is particularly complex as it is influenced by spring freshet … Continue reading →

In July, AquaTerra was invited by the BC Ministry of International Trade to give a presentation to a delegation of companies from the Guangdong province in China. Using a translator, AquaTerra presented its key services including Environmental Assessments, Environmental Monitoring, Fish … Continue reading →

AquaTerra is currently leading a multi-disciplinary team of consultants for the City of Vancouver Beaver Lake project. The project relates to the restoration of Beaver Lake, which is rapidly infilling with sediment and has been adversely affected by anthropogenic activities. … Continue reading →

AquaTerra worked with Seismic 2000 on the Old Kootenay River Channel Bridge Upgrade project this year, which just won 1st place in the 2012 Deputy Ministers Contractor of the Year Awards. The bridge is situated over the Creston Wildlife Management … Continue reading →

Winter is upon us again, which means that environmental monitoring for construction projects and verifying compliance with Erosion and Sediment Control (ESC) plans are in full swing. AquaTerra is currently involved in a number of high-profile projects, including Telus Garden … Continue reading →