Land Stewardship
Practical, sustainable solutions for the full lifecycle of land and resource development.
What We Do
Our team of biologists, ecologists, soil scientists, environmental planners, and GIS specialists delivers full life cycle solutions for resource development projects — working collaboratively with Indigenous communities, land managers, and regulators.
Cradle to Closure
From baseline studies and permitting through construction monitoring, reclamation, and closure.
Field to Filing
Our own field crews collect the data our specialists turn into regulatory submissions.
Specialized Capabilities
Key Support Areas
Land Stewardship work has to satisfy biologists, regulators, communities, and operators at the same time. Our teams are built to deliver technical rigour and practical, buildable outcomes together, on the ground and on the page.
Early Alignment
Land users, communities, and regulators brought into planning early, so land use decisions hold.
Plans That Work
Reclamation and closure plans, wildlife mitigation plans, and monitoring reports regulators can act on.
Field-Proven Data
Wildlife, vegetation, terrain, and soils assessments prepared to provincial and federal standards.
Our Approach
Stewardship implies people — people who care about the environment and people who care for it. Our Land Stewardship team works together with clients, communities, and regulators as a holistic team to deliver practical, efficient, and sustainable solutions.
Case Studies
See how Falkirk approaches complex projects where multiple opportunities, challenges, and interests intersect. Each case study highlights the strategies used to navigate competing priorities and move projects forward.
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K’omoks First Nation Land Use Plan (example)
Falkirk is working with K’omoks First Nation to develop a…
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Elk Valley Coal Operations (example)
Served as lead consultant for water quality modelling and permitting…
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Cariboo Gold Project (example)
Falkirk successfully led the Environmental Assessment Process under the new…
What Clients Say
FAQs
What we are most often asked about land, wildlife, reclamation, and closure work.
Biologists, ecologists, soil scientists, environmental planners, reclamation and closure specialists, and GIS analysts, working as one team rather than a set of separate subcontracts.
Yes. We run our own field programs, which means the people who collect the baseline data are the same people who defend it in a regulatory submission.
At the beginning. Closure and reclamation assumptions shape permitting, financial assurance, and community expectations. Building them in early avoids costly redesign later.
Yes. A large share of our land work is on operating assets: monitoring, compliance reporting, expansion permitting, progressive reclamation, and closure planning.
Still Have Questions?
Ask us about your site and we will tell you what is straightforward and what is not.
Talk to Our Land Team
From baseline studies through closure planning, we can help you get there.