Successful pipeline projects don’t begin in the field. They begin with planning, collaboration, and a clear understanding of the land. In Northern BC and Northern Alberta, environmental consulting plays a critical role in shaping projects before any ground is broken.
As spring approaches in the Peace Region, the start of migratory bird nesting season becomes an important consideration for construction and land-disturbing activities across northeastern BC.
At Recon Environmental, collaboration isn’t just encouraged, it’s foundational. Because bringing professionals together leads to better decisions, fewer risks, and more successful outcomes.
Pipeline Projects Return to BC: What’s Next for Environmental Oversight By Robin Routledge, P.AG, R.P. BIO, Recon Environmental After four years of uncertainty, British Columbia’s pipeline industry is entering a long-awaited period of renewal. Several major projects are moving forward again following a pause driven...
When embarking on energy resource development projects, especially within Treaty 8 Territory, the pre-engagement phase is critical. With the introduction of new operational planning and mitigation measures co-developed by the BC Energy Regulatory (BCER) and Treaty 8 First Nations, organizations must adapt to ensure responsible,...