Resource Management
Planning
Sound resource stewardship often demands innovative, science-driven planning.
Ascent staff are experts in leading planning projects where protection, enhancement, management, and/or restoration of sensitive habitats or natural processes and functions are the objectives. We have assisted conservancies, tribes, state natural resource agencies, federal land management agencies, and local governments with plans for the managed use and care of their important natural and cultural resources. Whether a state park general plan, wildlife area land management plan, nature-based park master plan, tribal cultural use management plan, or stream or wetland restoration plan, sound stewardship is the intended outcome.
- State park general plans and management plans
- Open space management planning
- SB 1425 (2022) rewilding strategies
- Natural resources management planning
- Integration of traditional ecological knowledge
Adam Lewandowski AICP
Senior Project Manager
702.596.5957
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Curtis E. Alling AICP
Principal – Environmental
916.930.3181
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Lara Rachowicz PhD
Senior Ecologist/Senior Environmental Project Manager
510.956.4906
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- California State Parks
- California Tahoe Conservancy
- Sierra Nevada Conservancy
- US Bureau of Reclamation
- Tahoe Resource Conservation District
- Maidu Summit Consortium
- California Department of Fish and Wildlife
- US Forest Service
- Tahoe Regional Planning Agency