Throughout the year, Farallon offices help our communities via volunteer activities such as cleaning up roads and streams, marking storm drains, and sorting food and goods for charity agencies. Farallon wrapped up 2016 with a...
Throughout the year, Farallon offices help our communities via volunteer activities such as cleaning up roads and streams, marking storm drains,...
Farallon is assisting the Washington State Department of Ecology in evaluating state cleanup sites and landfills that may be vulnerable to climate change impacts such as sea level rise, wildfires, flooding, and landslides. Farallon’s...
Farallon is assisting the Washington State Department of Ecology in evaluating state cleanup sites and landfills that may be vulnerable to climate...
Farallon is proud to announce that Lori Pettegrew has been promoted to Principal Environmental Scientist. Lori’s 25 years of industry experience includes regulatory compliance, stormwater program management and implementation, and...
Farallon is proud to announce that Lori Pettegrew has been promoted to Principal Environmental Scientist. Lori’s 25 years of industry...
Farallon Project Geologist Lyndsey Needham helps others negotiate the road to recovery. Lyndsey really was born a coal miner’s daughter. During her journey from Appalachia to the Pacific Northwest, Lyndsey has been in both the...
Farallon Project Geologist Lyndsey Needham helps others negotiate the road to recovery. Lyndsey really was born a coal miner’s daughter....
Farallon newbie Brenden Taylor brought more than his 9 years of experience in subsurface and due diligence investigations when he joined Farallon’s Irvine, California office in July. He also brought some serious music cred....
Farallon newbie Brenden Taylor brought more than his 9 years of experience in subsurface and due diligence investigations when he joined...
Farallon Technical Editor Bonnie Willis turned a lifelong hobby into a source of comfort for children with serious illnesses. Bonnie, who has ensured the quality of Farallon’s documents for the past 10 years, has been a needleworker...
Farallon Technical Editor Bonnie Willis turned a lifelong hobby into a source of comfort for children with serious illnesses. Bonnie, who has...
Farallon again has been honored by the King County Solid Waste Division as a Best Workplace for Waste Prevention and Recycling. The 2016 Best Workplaces were selected as exemplary models in recycling and reducing...
Farallon again has been honored by the King County Solid Waste Division as a Best Workplace for Waste Prevention and Recycling. ...
The Washington State Department of Ecology (Ecology) Voluntary Cleanup Program (VCP) serves hundreds of applicants working toward a No Further Action (NFA) determination for contaminated sites. Ecology budget cuts and...
The Washington State Department of Ecology (Ecology) Voluntary Cleanup Program (VCP) serves hundreds of applicants working toward a No...
Valerie LeCompte, a geology student in the Department of Earth and Space Sciences at the University of Washington, is Farallon’s 2016 intern. After moving from Michigan to Seattle in 2010, she discovered the differences between...
Valerie LeCompte, a geology student in the Department of Earth and Space Sciences at the University of Washington, is Farallon’s 2016 intern....
Farallon Staff Environmental Scientist Amber Bailey’s love of the outdoors and interest in photography prompted an after-hours pursuit that’s not just fun, it’s inspirational. When she’s not assisting Farallon clients...
Farallon Staff Environmental Scientist Amber Bailey’s love of the outdoors and interest in photography prompted an after-hours pursuit...
