Established in 2001, FB Environmental is a consulting firm that specializes in directing environmental planning, assessment, monitoring, mapping, and restoration projects for a diverse array of clients. The firm’s eight associates have over 90 years of combined experience working on water and natural resource projects in Maine and New England. FB Environmental is committed to providing a reasonably-priced, high-quality professional product while maintaining close communications with its clients. We believe our greatest asset is our ability to work with great attention to detail to meet the specific needs of our project partners and the general public. Our offices are located in Portland, Augusta and Ellsworth, Maine and Townsend, MA.

The collective knowledge of FB Environmental’s staff is continually improving through ongoing education, research and participation in a variety professional organizations. We also recognize the importance of forming collaborative working relationships with other key environmental professionals in the public, private and nonprofit sectors. Therefore, we are able to complement our capabilities through the creation of multidisciplinary teams that provide support on a variety of projects. From small mapping efforts to large multiphase management and restoration projects, we are committed to offering a broad array of customized quality services.

FB Environmental currently works with a wide range of clients including the US Environmental Protection Agency, Maine Department of Environmental Protection, New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services, Maine State Planning Office, University of Maine Cooperative Extension, Casco Bay Estuary Partnership, municipalities, several watershed groups, and nonprofit organizations and trade associations. Our range of services include water quality monitoring and assessment; Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) development; watershed and stormwater management planning; GIS mapping, modeling and analysis; data compilation and interpretation; wetland delineation and soil characterization; habitat assessment; nonpoint source pollution and erosion control assessment; stormwater pollution prevention planning; public facilitation, outreach and education; event planning; municipal and natural resources planning; renewable energy planning and promotion; and scientific report writing.