Coastal Resources, Inc. has specialized experience in the field assessment of sensitive habitats and species listed as rare, threatened, or endangered (RTE) at the federal and state levels. CRI staff has performed hundreds of RTE species surveys throughout the Mid-Atlantic region and located new and previously unknown populations of sensitive species. Our highly qualified staff scientists are certified for surveying sensitive species including Maryland, Delaware, and Pennsylvania Qualified Bog Turtle Surveyors; Maryland Qualified Birders; USFWS Qualified Surveyors for the Small Whorled Pogonia; and Pennsylvania Wild Plant Management Permittees. Service Sheet Contact Us Our scientists are experienced in conducting and preparing: Section 7 Biological AssessmentsPhase 1-3 Bog Turtle Surveys and MonitoringWood Turtle SurveysRainbow Snake MonitoringEssential Fish Habitat AssessmentsBald Eagle and Other Raptor Surveys and MonitoringVernal Pool Surveys, Including Tiger Salamanders and Barking TreefrogsForest Interior Dwelling Bird SurveysRTE Plant SurveysFreshwater Mussel SurveysRTE Bat Surveys and Habitat EvaluationsRTE Invertebrates (Adult and Larval)RTE Fish RelocationAnd too many more to list. Representative Projects Avian Support Services and Staff Training Client Service Areas Church to Massey 69kV Transmission Line Rebuild Kent and Queen Anne’s Counties, MD Full-Delivery Stream Restoration Services for TMDL Credits – Gunpowder Falls & Muddy Creek Carroll County, MD Habitat Assessment and Survey for the Small Whorled Pogonia (Isotria medeoloides) Fort Belvoir, Fairfax County, VA I-64 Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel Expansion Project Cities of Hampton and Norfolk, VA I-81 Mussel Translocation Washington County, MD Long Bridge Project Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) Washington, DC MD 224 Rainbow Snake Inspection Charles County, MD Wattsville to Kenney with Extension to Piney Grove 69 kV Transmission Line Rebuild Accomack County, VA and Worcester & Wicomico Counties, MD