Ava Edens Email & Phone Number | Ms. Edens is a biologist specializing in wildlife biology, aquatic ecology and invertebrate zoology. She has over 10 years of experience conducting a variety of wildlife and resource surveys in California and throughout the west coast, including focused species surveys, botanical surveys, biological monitoring, species removal and relocation, and wetland delineations. She has conducted focused surveys for rare plants (including rare cacti and succulents), endangered and threatened fairy shrimp, Los Angeles pocket mice, western spadefoot toads, western pond turtles, burrowing owls, raptors, riparian birds and others. She has also conducted wetland delineations including vernal pool, stream and estuarine habitats and biological monitoring for various natural resources (construction monitoring, mitigation and re-vegetation). In addition, Ms. Edens has considerable experience in preparation of biological resource reports and other environmental documents pursuant to NEPA, CEQA, and the Endangered Species Act (ESA).

Ava Edens

Ms. Edens is a biologist specializing in wildlife biology, aquatic ecology and invertebrate zoology....
Santa Ana, California, United States

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2003-01-01 00:00:00 - Present

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Ava Edens is a Ms. Edens is a biologist specializing in wildlife biology, aquatic ecology and invertebrate zoology. She has over 10 years of experience conducting a variety of wildlife and resource surveys in California and throughout the west coast, including focused species surveys, botanical surveys, biological monitoring, species removal and relocation, and wetland delineations. She has conducted focused surveys for rare plants (including rare cacti and succulents), endangered and threatened fairy shrimp, Los Angeles pocket mice, western spadefoot toads, western pond turtles, burrowing owls, raptors, riparian birds and others. She has also conducted wetland delineations including vernal pool, stream and estuarine habitats and biological monitoring for various natural resources (construction monitoring, mitigation and re-vegetation). In addition, Ms. Edens has considerable experience in preparation of biological resource reports and other environmental documents pursuant to NEPA, CEQA, and the Endangered Species Act (ESA).