Our mission is to provide exceptional service and expertise driven by a passion for the natural world.
Tackling complex natural resource challenges
Our biologists, environmental scientists and planners, and foresters have vast experience in threatened and endangered species, wetlands, ecotoxicology, NEPA, geospatial imagery, data management, and more.
We encourage innovation that enhances our natural resource services and helps clients meet project goals. And in all our work, we uphold an uncompromising code of ethics and follow demanding processes.
Culture & Community
We are dedicated to the betterment of our community, our neighbors and each other.
Learn about our Community Commitments...Recent Facebook Posts
We’re all about cool critters like this northern map turtle that Copperhead Senior Wildlife Biologist Price Sewell photographed at the Licking River in Kentucky. Likewise, Copperhead is all about World Turtle Day (founded by American Tortoise Rescue). We share the essential mission of protecting turtles, tortoises, and their habitats.
#WorldTurtleDay #TurtleConservation #EnvironmentalConsultants
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We’re proud to work with partners like Aviagen who care about wildlife as much as we do.
Aviagen and Copperhead have teamed up to protect a bald eagle nest near a farm project in Tennessee—by setting up a buffer zone, preserving trees, reducing noise, and keeping watch through ongoing monitoring.
Thanks, Aviagen, for making conservation a priority!
#BaldEagleProtection #Teamwork #EnvironmentalStewardship
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Lakes and rivers can become prone to algal blooms—just when it’s time for summer fun! Water can start looking, smelling, and tasting foul. Worse, humans and wildlife can face toxicity risk. Enter Matt Huddleston, Ph.D., and the Copperhead Green Team.
At our laboratory in Paint Lick, Kentucky, we culture algae and cyanobacteria and subject them to various algaecides. Then, we partner with certified applicators to develop situation-specific treatment plans that target the bad stuff and protect resources such as fish, aquatic insects, and beneficial algae.
#EnvironmentalConsulting #aquaticecology #waterqualitytesting #HarmfulAlgalBlooms #algaecontrol
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