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Thanksgiving Greetings
Wishing You And Yours A Safe, Peaceful HolidayAs we quickly approach Thanksgiving Day, we consider all that we have that evokes sincere gratitude. At ESI, we are grateful for our families, our friends and our colleagues. We give thanks that we are healthy and safe. We thank our neighbors and friends for their support when we are not.
We are also so appreciative of our wonderful clients and partners. Thank you for working with us for over 25 years now. We have many good years ahead of us.
We hope that your turkey is plump and your stuffing is plentiful on Thursday. We wish you and yours a safe and peaceful holiday weekend.
All the best,
ESI Leadership and Staff "All that we behold is full of blessings." ~ William Wordsworth
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ESI Provides A Tour Of Mitigation Sites To University of Florida Students
Recently, ESI employee Ryan Taylor gave a tour of a selection of our mitigation sites to the University of Florida Forest Resource and Conservation students. The course "Forest Operations" is taught by former ESI employee Scott Sager. Mr. Taylor gave nine senior students an overview of wetland mitigation, wetland creation, and enrichment planting.
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Meet Richard Scharf
Licensed Soil Scientist and Senior Scientist in ESI's Forestry, Carbon, and GHG Services Division  Mr. Scharf is a soil scientist with over twenty years' experience in a variety of soils-related projects. His expertise includes soil mapping for wastewater disposal, agroforestry, wildlife management, plant habitat, wetland delineations, and carbon offset/methodology validations. His project management experience includes both private and public sector projects in South Carolina, North Carolina, Iowa, Michigan and Connecticut. Mr. Scharf serves as a Senior Scientist and his duties include managing and conducting soils work for onsite and municipal wastewater projects, stormwater projects and wetland delineation as well as providing expertise and experience on carbon offset projects/methodologies associated with agricultural land management and/or soil carbon pools. Mr. Scharf is a North Carolina Licenses Soil Scientist and a South Carolina Registered Soil Classifier.
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