The Northern Pipefish is a fish found in many of Normandeau’s marine ichthyoplankton projects. This slender species inhabits seagrass beds, where they are a master of camouflage, orienting themselves vertically and swaying with the water movements imitating a blade of grass. Their success at this means that they have few predators—which is fortunate, because like their seahorse cousins, they are poor swimmers.
This year marks our 50th anniversary and we’d like to take this opportunity to showcase the journey from our founding in 1970 to where we are now in 2020. Learn more...
This edition’s “Bug-of-the-Month” is a Decapod in the genus Palaemonetes(commonly referred to as the freshwater prawn, freshwater shrimp, or grass shrimp), a member of the familiar crayfish order Decapoda, which translates into “ten feet.”This edition’s “Bug-of-the-Month” is a Decapod in the genus Palaemonetes (commonly referred to as the freshwater prawn, freshwater shrimp, or grass shrimp), a member of the familiar crayfish order Decapoda, which translates into “ten feet.”
Normandeau Associates Inc. is pleased to sponsor NHBSR’s 19th Annual Spring Conference. We believe that NHBSR’s mission of convening, inspiring, and supporting New Hampshire businesses in their efforts to be more sustainable and socially responsible is essential for improving our workplaces, communities, and the environment.
Normandeau Associates, Inc., announced today that its board of directors has elected COL (ret) Curtis L. Thalken, PE, as the company’s next chief executive officer (CEO). Learn more...
Normandeau’s Dr. Greg Forcey, CWB®, and Jason Collins, QBS, presented at the conference of The Wildlife Society and American Fisheries Society in Reno, Nevada.
Normandeau’s proprietary environmental HI-Z Turb’N Tag technology aids USACE scientists testing the effectiveness of a prototype smolt slide. Learn more.
A new study by Normandeau scientists and colleagues demonstrated an 85% reduction in bat fatalities at a wind energy facility in Wisconsin. Learn more
Normandeau’s Wendy Oresik serves as the planning committee chair for the upcoming Society of American Military Engineers (SAME) Sustainability Forum for Puget Sound Recovery and the Built Environment.
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) awarded a $1 million research project to test Normandeau’s Turbine Integrated Mortality Reduction (TIMRSM) approach.