Riparian Restoration & Native Vegetation Planning
Restore and enhance riparian areas with custom-designed landscape plans using native BC plant species. Ideal for sites impacted by construction, erosion, or past land use.
Supporting Sustainable Development, Compliance & Ecological Stewardship
At LandAssemblies.ca, we provide expert environmental consulting services to support responsible development and regulatory compliance across British Columbia. From streamside setbacks to instream work permits, our team helps landowners, developers, and municipalities navigate BC's evolving environmental regulations with confidence.
We coordinate expert environmental consulting across all aspects of sustainable land development, from riparian restoration and wildlife surveys to regulatory compliance and permitting support throughout British Columbia.
Restore and enhance riparian areas with custom-designed landscape plans using native BC plant species. Ideal for sites impacted by construction, erosion, or past land use.
Conduct pre-clearing surveys to identify active nests and protect migratory birds under the Migratory Birds Convention Act, helping avoid fines and costly delays.
Evaluate creeks, streams, and ditches on-site to understand how your project may impact surface water flow, drainage, and erosion risks.
Determine appropriate setbacks from water features in accordance with municipal bylaws and environmental best practices in British Columbia.
We manage the full application process for instream work approvals, including culvert installations, erosion protection, and habitat modifications.
Provide certified relocation of aquatic wildlife—such as fish, frogs, and salamanders—before construction begins, ensuring environmental compliance and ethical handling.
Prepare and submit RAPR-compliant reports for development proposals near riparian zones, helping move your project forward without delay.
Assist with the preparation of municipal environmental permit applications, including supporting studies, reporting, and liaison with local planning departments.
Our environmental specialists ensure your development meets all regulatory requirements while minimizing environmental impact and maximizing sustainability opportunities. We handle everything from Migratory Birds Convention Act compliance to Water Sustainability Act permitting.
Whether you need riparian area restoration, wildlife salvage operations, or streamside setback analysis, we coordinate the right expertise to keep your project on track and compliant with BC's environmental regulations.
From single-lot developments to multi-phase masterplans, we coordinate environmental specialists who understand the complex intersection of development needs and ecological protection. Our approach ensures both regulatory compliance and environmental stewardship across British Columbia.
We work with qualified professionals who conduct thorough assessments, prepare detailed reports, and manage all aspects of environmental permitting to help landowners, developers, and municipalities navigate BC's evolving environmental regulations with confidence.
Requirements vary by location and project scope, but commonly include riparian area assessments, wildlife surveys, streamside setback analysis, and environmental development permits. We coordinate all necessary assessments to ensure full compliance with municipal and provincial regulations.
Timelines vary based on project complexity and regulatory requirements. Simple assessments may take 2-4 weeks, while comprehensive environmental studies and permitting can require 3-6 months. We provide detailed timelines during initial consultation and work to expedite approvals.
Yes, we coordinate WSA compliance for all instream works including culverts, channel modifications, and bridge construction. Our specialists ensure watercourse integrity while meeting all legal requirements for development near water bodies.
Let's discuss how our environmental expertise can ensure your project meets all regulatory requirements while supporting sustainable development practices across British Columbia.