| Belaire Environmental, Inc.'s (BEI) capabilities and experience are centered in the areas of U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (COE) permit support, wetland habitat creation, and other environmental areas. BEI is certified as a "Texas Historically Under-Utilized Business."
Over the past 30 years, personnel of Belaire Environmental, Inc. have played a key leadership role in permitting some of the largest and most controversial projects along the coasts of Texas, Louisiana, Alabama, and other regions. We have been directly and/or indirectly involved in the acquisition of at least 1000 permits. We have performed planning, permitting, and/or construction of more than 3000 acres of fresh, brackish, and salt marsh wetlands in Texas, Louisiana, and Arkansas as restoration / mitigation measures. We have installed nearly three million wetland plants. Our client list includes a diverse base of private industry companies, as well as the Corps of Engineers (Galveston District), the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, Texas Council on Environmental Quality, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, and the National Park Service. Since virtually all of BEI's business centers around the COE permitting process, we have built an excellent working relationship with the COE and other resource agencies. This relationship allows BEI to provide its clients with effective, efficient, and timely permit support services which result in rapid and successful COE permit issuance.
BEI's other capabilities include preparation of feasibility studies for habitat enhancement of fish and wildlife resources; planning, permitting, and creation of vegetative erosion control measures; wetland delineations; evaluations of critical and unique habitats for threatened and endangered species; and performance of pre- and post-construction of surveys for determining impacts to seagrasses, wetlands, oysters, and other habitat types.
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