History
Since its inception, Eagle Cap has assisted numerous private firms and public agencies in meeting their environmental management and permitting goals. The firm has completed impact assessment studies for large wind power projects, multi-dam hydroelectric complexes, major pipelines, oil and gas projects, transmission lines, timber harvest units, and a wide variety of other development projects. Eagle Cap’s environmental scientists have performed studies in habitats ranging from low desert playas to alpine mountaintops.
The firm has prepared compliance and permitting documentation consistent with a variety of federal, provincial, and local environmental legislation. Eagle Cap Consulting has prepared, or contributed to the preparation of, Environmental Impact Statements, Environmental Assessments, Biological Evaluations, Biological Assessments, and many other compliance documents associated with the environmental permitting process.
We Thrive On Challenging Projects That Produce Bigger Rewards.
Our People
Meet Our Principals

Our team thrives in diverse locations.
In addition to our permanent staff, we hire temporary biologists and technicians for larger projects. We also maintain a network of professional consulting associates to respond to the specialized needs of particular studies. This allows us to provide specific expertise in a variety of environmentally related fields. These collaborations have allowed us to expand our scope to include such areas as archaeology, wetlands science, and range management.
Presentations
Our professionals have presented papers on a variety of scientific and regulatory topics at major conferences in Canada and abroad. Below is a selected list of some recent presentations.
Boise, Idaho, USA
Inventory Of Rare Plants And Noxious Weeds Along The Snake River Corridor In Hells Canyon—Weiser, Idaho to the Salmon River
- IdaCorp Seminar
- April 10-12, 2000
- The Grove Hotel
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Revegetation & Habitat Enhancement at the Stateline Wind Farm
- Alberta Society of Professional Biologists 2011 Conference: The Role of the Biologist in Industrial Development
- April 13-14, 2011
- Calgary Zoo
Canmore, Alberta, Canada
Addressing Rare Plant Data Limitations in Impact Assessment
- Alberta Society of Professional Biologists 2015 Conference: Witness to Change–A Generation of Science, Regulation and Conservation
- March 31, 2015
- Coast Canmore Hotel and Conference Center
Florence, Italy
Addressing Rare Plant Data Limitations in Impact Assessment
- 35th Annual Conference of the International Association for Impact Assessment: Impact Assessment in the Digital Era
- April 20, 2015
- Firenze Fiera Congress & Exhibition Center
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Innovative Impact Assessment Reporting for Energy and Mining Project
- Alberta Society of Professional Biologists 2016 Conference: Turning Uncertainty into Opportunity
- April 5 and 6, 2016
- Carriage House Inn
Aichi-Nagoya, Japan
EIA Reporting for Energy and Mining projects
- 36th Annual Conference of the International Association for Impact Assessment: Resilience and Sustainability
- May 11 to 14, 2016
- Nagoya Congress Center
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Ecosystem Studies at an Early Hydroelectric Site
- 37th Annual Conference of the International Association for Impact Assessment: Impact Assessment’s Contribution to the Global Efforts in Addressing Climate Change
- April 4 to 7, 2017
- Le Centre Sheraton Montréal Hôtel
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Multi-Criteria Analysis for Siting Renewable Energy Projects in Alberta
- Alberta Society of Professional Biologists 2018 Conference: Keeping Pace with a Changing Landscape: Technology, Regulations and Policy Navigation.
- March 13 and 14, 2018
- Calgary Zoo