Environmental Monitoring

Environmental monitoring ensures that your projects are conducted in compliance with regulatory requirements while minimizing impacts on natural ecosystems. At Eland Environmental Consulting Corp., we specialize in field-based monitoring services that provide real-time insights, helping you stay on track while protecting the environment.

Our environmental monitoring services include:

Soil Salvage and Placement Monitoring

This involves overseeing the removal (salvage) and replacement (placement) of topsoil and subsoil during construction or remediation activities to ensure soil quality and structure are preserved. Our team monitors soil handling practices to ensure that salvaged soil is properly stored and replaced in a way that maintains fertility, prevents compaction, and supports successful land reclamation. We also document soil conditions to meet regulatory requirements and support future land use.

Watercourse Turbidity Monitoring

Turbidity monitoring measures the clarity of water in streams, rivers, and other watercourses to detect sedimentation caused by construction or other activities. High turbidity levels can negatively impact aquatic ecosystems. We provide on-site turbidity monitoring during construction activities near watercourses, ensuring sediment control measures are effective. Using real-time sampling and turbidity meters, we help prevent harmful sedimentation, protect aquatic habitats, and maintain regulatory compliance.

Environmental Construction Monitoring

Environmental construction monitoring involves field-based oversight of construction projects to ensure adherence to environmental regulations and best practices. This includes preventing soil erosion, protecting sensitive habitats, and managing waste. Our team serves as your on-site environmental liaison, monitoring activities such as earthworks, vegetation clearing, and water management. We identify and mitigate potential environmental risks, document compliance, and work with contractors to address any concerns that arise during construction.