Diane graduated from the University of Rhode Island with a Bachelor of Science degree, where her passion for wetland science was sparked by her mentor, Dr. Frank Golet, creator of the Cowardin Classifications System for Wetlands. A Pivotal field trip to Walden Pond, where Dr. Golet read a passage from Henry David Thoreau, inspired Diane to dedicate her career to working with wetland ecosystems. Outside of work, Diane enjoys exploring Colorado with her two young daughters and new puppy, attending live music events, making art, and advocating for local community issues.

With over 20 years of experience, she specializes in habitat assessments, ecological evaluation, and regulatory compliance, with a focus on wetland and riparian ecosystems across the Western Great Plains and Rocky Mountain regions.

Alan Tipton, P.E.

Project Engineer

David Blauch, PWS

V.P., Senior Ecologist

Diane Wright

Diane graduated from the University of Rhode Island with a Bachelor of Science degree, where her passion for wetland science was sparked by her mentor, Dr. Frank Golet, creator of the Cowardin Classifications System for Wetlands. A Pivotal field trip... Read more »

Heather Thompson, PE

PE, Senior Water Resource Engineer

Jon Wulff

Senior Ecologist

Lisa Shea, PE

PE, Senior Project Manager

Monika Decker

Monika grew up camping under the towering redwood trees in California. She loves the outdoors and after earning her B.A. from UC Berkeley became a seasonal outdoor educator.

Natalie Griffin Rothman

Natalie grew up on the beaches and in the streams of Maui, Hawai’i. From a young age, she spent her time exploring tide pools, snorkeling with tropical reef fish, cliff jumping,

Peter Stitcher

Fisheries Consultant

Sharad Upadhyaya

Born and raised in Nepal, Sharad always loved to get lost in nature.  He received his B.E. in Civil Engineering and M.S in Water Resources Engineering from Tribhuvan University, Nepal. 

Shelley Fiedler

Office Manager

Troy Thompson, PE

PE, President, Sr. Water Resource Engineer

Tyler Worley

Growing up in rural Wyoming Tyler has always been connected to the outdoors,