Effective environmental management begins with understanding potential project impacts. Camissa conducts environmental impact assessments (EIA) and critical habitat assessments (CHA) to evaluate biodiversity risks and ensure compliance with key environmental frameworks. Our work supports the implementation of the mitigation hierarchy—helping projects avoid, minimize, restore, and offset ecological impacts. We develop biodiversity management plans (BMPs) tailored to site-specific needs, ensuring that conservation goals align with business objectives.

To meet global sustainability commitments, we assist in designing no net loss (NNL) and net positive impact (NPI) strategies for biodiversity. Our adaptive management and biodiversity action planning approaches ensure projects remain responsive to new ecological data and evolving regulatory landscapes. Whether it’s offset planning, conservation strategy development, or long-term habitat restoration, Camissa provides the expertise needed to drive responsible project development.