Our Experience


YUNI Environmental conducts wildlife baseline studies and monitoring through field surveys, radio-tagging, remote sensing, camera traps, DNA analysis and random plot sampling.


We coordinate species-at-risk surveys according to provincial or agency standards for project Environmental Impact Assessments.


We believe that for a project to be sustainable it should incorporate the needs of local wildlife populations regardless if they are commonly occurring or rare across the landscape.


What We Do

  • Design, develop and implement wildlife baseline studies through field surveys, radio-tagging, remote sensing, camera traps, DNA analysis and random plot sampling.

  • Design and implement species-at-risk wildlife surveys according to provincial or agency standards.

  • Conduct multi-species surveys and inventories in compliance with Environmental Impact Assessments protocols.

  • Complete habitat assessments and impact analyses for species-at-risk wildlife species.

  • Produce GIS-based species habitat modeling and mapping to guide project infrastructure siting.

  • Provide wildlife management recommendations and plans for sensitive species or identified habitat features.

  • Provide mitigation options to minimize project resource development impacts on identified wildlife and their habitats.

  • Conduct Environmental Impact Assessments and Riparian Area and Streamside Protection Assessments.

  • Conduct right-of-way pre-clearing bird nest surveys in compliance with CWS regulations.

  • Conduct nocturnal Marbled Murrelet, bat and songbird migration radar surveys to determine any project wildlife impacts.

  • Conduct Northern Goshawk call playback surveys, nesting and foraging habitat assessments, and retention strategies around known nest sites.