Our Team
We are a small group of specialists who are regularly recruited by clients and partners to address challenges throughout the United States and Internationally. We are passionate about our professions, have strong work ethics and are established professionals in our respective fields. We have divergent skill sets and industry backgrounds that complement each other and allows us to tackle a wide range of projects and challenges.
We take pride in maintaining low overhead and passing that value onto our clients and partners. Our efficient and mobile business model also allows us to remain focused on the work that we love to do and provide a personal-level commitment to our clients
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James K. Adamson, PG, CPESC , Principal Geoscientist
James is a versatile, innovative and practical geoscientist with internationally recognized expertise in water supply development, hydrogeology, geomorphology and environmental assessment. He has eight years of experience in the water resources, geology and environmental consulting industry working for sectors that include: government, NGOs, resort/real-estate development, industry/power, mining, forestry and agriculture. James’ unique expertise and management specialties have resulted in project work throughout North America, Canada, the Caribbean, South America and Central Africa.
James has received national and state level professional awards for his project management and technical competencies, he is a board member of the American Institute of Professional Geologists (AIPG) and has provided technical support for the development of regional water supply development plans and ordinances. James was also recognized as Alumni of the Year at the University of Northern British Columbia. A versatile professional, he has worked with a wide range of professionals and knows how to handle complex and challenging projects. James has managed a wide-range of projects that range from complex groundwater exploration in developing countries to dam removal/restoration to coastal natural hazard studies to earthquake relief efforts in Haiti.
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Jeff H. Boeckler, Principal Water Resource Specialist / Environmental Planner
Jeff has been a Water Resource Scientist/Planner and GIS specialist for over eight years with the state of Illinois. He has extensive experience in GIS analysis, watershed sciences, watershed planning, water quality and natural area restoration. Jeff works very effectively and cohesively with federal, state and local government agencies, and has been responsible for managing a wide array of complex and challenging water resource projects over the years. Jeff has also worked with dozens of water and conservation organizations to help them secure project implementation funding and to also facilitate effective and mutually beneficial relationships and partnerships with businesses and corporations.
Jeff has excellent technical, management and personal skills that make him a respected professional in the industry.
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David Holland, PE, Environmental/Civil Engineer; International Water & Sanitation Specialist
David has twelve-years experience as a civil and environmental engineer. He has an extensive resume in design and construction management of complex water supply and wastewater treatment systems for municipalities and industry throughout the United States. Dave also served as a water & sanitation engineer in Haiti and East Timor for the US Peace Corps and maintains a passion for international development He has a strong background in research and development for water solutions and has a proven-track record providing value engineered solutions that save clients money.
Dave’s experience extends into civil infrastructure design, construction management and surveying. Dave is passionate about applying his knowledge and experience to build capacity in developing countries and has made substantial contributions to water efforts in Haiti, Honduras and East Timor (Asia) through water supply and sanitation training and technical support. Dave is fluent in Haitian Creole and Tetum languages.
