Cehmm

Environmental Services: Since 2013 CEHMM has provided environmental consulting services to the industry for expediting permit authorizations regarding work on state and federal lands and trench monitoring and surveillance in support of BLM mandates. CEHMM performs services that include: • NEPA services including writing supporting documentation, such as EAs, for APD submittals and sundry surface work to include rights of way on state and federal lands. • Technical expertise in the areas of archeology, wildlife, petroleum engineering, and land use. • Providing compliance field services to include assistance in the siting of wells in LPC, DSL, Hornshell, and covered species habitat. • Reclamation/Restoration consultation with technical expertise in contemporary reclamation standards, plant species selection, and integration into natural landscapes. • Rangeland Health Assessments. • Assist state and federal agencies to reduce or eliminate bottlenecks in the environmental permitting process. See our website for more information. Conservation Project: The candidate conservation project has developed and implemented the solutions for issues related to the Endangered Species Act (ESA) and its potential effect on land's environmental uses. Stakeholders from commercial, regulatory, and special interest organizations have met to develop a southeast New Mexico regional conservation plan concerning listed wildlife, namely the lesser prairie chicken, the dunes sagebrush lizard, and the Texas Hornshell Mussels. CEHMM has been identified by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service as the permit holder for Candidate Conservation Agreements and Candidate Conservation Agreements with Assurances. These agreements have fostered cooperative partnerships that meet or exceed the land stewardship goals of private landowners in cooperation and collaboration with state and federal agencies aspiring to set a universal standard for the goal of conserving diminishing species and habitats.