March 6, 2015 February 17, 2015
HELIX Pursues Internationally-Recognized Certification for Landscape Sustainability Best Practices
It’s Time to Schedule Sensitive Species Surveys
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Two HELIX environmental planners led hands-on workshops aimed to interest girls, aged 11 to 16, in science, math, and engineering as a part of the Expanding Your Horizons conference held at USD on Saturday. As HELIX’s 5th year participating, this year’s activity gave students, primarily 8th and 9th grade girls, a taste
HELIX has applied for certification through the Sustainable Sites Initiative™ (SITES™) for the landscape conversion of their headquarters location in La Mesa, California. Sustainable landscapes aim to be ecologically resilient, conserve water, reduce pollution, and restore habitats, while providing significant economic and social benefits to land owners, and local and
HELIX employees, friends, and family volunteered with San Diego Canyonlands to install 500 native upland and wetland plants in Hollywood Canyon on Saturday, February 28. The rain over the weekend will help to get these plants off to a great start in their new home. San Diego Canyonlands’ is
Employees from HELIX’s Folsom office and their families helped to restore native habitat and vegetation this weekend with the American River Parkway Foundation. At the Sustainable Saturday event, 100 trees and native shrubs were planted along the 23-mile Parkway which runs along the American River throughout Sacramento County. As a
HELIX’s team of over 40 biologists just kicked off the sensitive plant and animal spring survey season with Quino checkerspot butterfly surveys. Our staff, located throughout California, holds federal and state authorizations that qualify HELIX biologists to conduct a wide variety of focused species surveys. We provide expertise in all