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WEST's Founders

WEST was founded in the summer of 1990 by its two principals, Dr. Dale Strickland and Dr. Lyman McDonald. Over the course of many years of friendship, Dale and Lyman combined their biological and statistical expertise to create a unique environmental consulting firm.

“The two friends had no grandiose long-term plans except to have a company that would excel in the design, conduct and analysis of ecological field studies. They also wanted the company to be a place where people enjoyed the work and a company they would enjoy working for. They envisioned a company of maybe 25 professional employees. They did not anticipate the exponential growth that arose because good young employees matured quickly and soon ran their own projects, which lead to them needing help.” – Excerpt from WEST’s History Manuscript #WEST30Years
WEST celebrates 30 Years

WEST is celebrating 30 years of success this month! From a modest two-person company, WEST has grown to be an industry leading environmental and statistical consulting firm with over 350 employees spanning the U.S. and Canada. Follow #WEST30years to keep up with WEST history, fun facts, and project milestones as we celebrate!
WEST staff participated on the Environmental Law Institute's People, Place, Planet Podcast

WEST’s Dr. Karl Kosciuch participated on the Environmental Law Institute’s People, Place, Planet Podcast to discuss the nexus of solar energy development and wildlife issues. Karl and Brooke Marcus Wahlberg, with Nossaman LLP, reviewed the regulatory connection between wildlife and solar development, and talked about the potential benefits of PV solar for habitat and pollinators. You can find the podcast at the link below or on your favorite audio app.
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WEST Publication - Greater Sage-Grouse Response to Energy Development

WEST wildlife biologists Kurt Smith and Chad LeBeau are co-authors on the recently published research article, “Greater Sage-Grouse Response to the Physical Footprint of Energy Development,” published in the Journal of Wildlife Management.

You can view the publication here: https://wildlife.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1002/jwmg.21854?campaign=woletoc
WEST interviewed by The Pew Charitable Trusts

The Pew Charitable Trusts interviewed and featured WEST research biologist Hall Sawyer for a recent study Hall co-authored in the Journal of Wildlife Management published in March, “Migratory Disturbance Thresholds with Mule Deer and Energy Development.”

The full interview, “How Does Energy Development Affect Wildlife Migration Patterns” can be viewed here: https://www.pewtrusts.org/en/research-and-analysis/articles/2020/06/08/how-does-energy-development-affect-wildlife-migration-patterns

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