Inter-Fluve, a leader in restoration of aquatic resources provides innovative solutions for stream, wetland, and aquatic habitat restoration by integrating natural science and engineering approaches to design and implementation. Inter-Fluve's solutions emulate the aesthetic and biological values of natural systems, while ensuring long-term stability through geomorphic characterization, hydraulic modeling, and engineering. Their design and implementation service areas include river restoration, enhancement, and relocation; bank stabilization; dam removal; pond and wetland creation; flood control; fish passage; and emergency spill remediation. Inter-Fluve supports the participation of Greg Koonce on the Board of Directors of River Restoration Northwest.

PBS Engineering and Environmental is an environmental consulting firm that was formed in Portland in 1982, and has grown to a staff of more than 85 scientists, hydrologists, ecologists, biologists, geologists and engineers. PBS manages a wide range of natural resources issues, including stream restoration, fish passage and other projects for clients throughout the Pacific Northwest. We develop strategies that are responsive to our clients' site development and permitting needs. Strategies for project implementation integrate these needs with constraints such as timelines, available budget, resource issues and requirements for regulatory compliance. PBS supports the participation of Frank Groznik as an Officer and Sustaining Director on the Board of River Restoration Northwest.

VIGIL-AGRIMIS, INC. is a firm of DESIGN PROFESSIONALS specializing in planning, analysis, and design of water and natural resources projects. Since forming in 1999, they have become leaders in providing restoration design services in the Western United States (particularly in Oregon, Washington, and Alaska). They have used their multidisciplinary teams of engineers, landscape architects, and environmental scientists to successfully complete assignments on hundreds of waterways and wetlands. Their field-based practice results in everyone from principals to junior staff spending substantial amounts of time in the field observing the functions of natural systems. These field observations, coupled with detailed office analysis, result in real-world solutions and designs for their clients. Vigil-Agrimis also supports the participation of Ken Vigil as the Oregon Director on the Board of River Restoration Northwest.

River Design Group, Incorporated (RDG) provides river restoration, hydraulic engineering, and water quality planning services to clients across the intermountain west. With offices in Whitefish, Montana and Corvallis, Oregon, RDG employs a diverse team with expertise in the natural sciences and engineering to effectively assess existing river corridor conditions, complete restoration designs, and implement construction projects. RDG works closely with agencies, non-governmental organizations, Native American tribes, and private landowners to develop sound solutions for aquatic resources restoration.

Pacific Bridge and Construction, Inc. offers a patented pre-cast concrete bridging system designed with flexibility to fit site specific needs in providing unobstructed fish passage. The interlocking design is versatile with abutment and wing wall layout. The reduced road closure time lowers installation costs, and the entire bridge can be placed without the use of a crane. Pacific Bridge's goal is to provide a bridge alternative near or below the price of a metal arch or box.

GeoEngineers, founded in 1980 and headquartered in Redmond, Washington, is an integrated earth science and technology firm with 15 offices throughout the nation. GeoEngineers specializes in crafting unique environmental, ecological and geotechnical solutions for the water and natural resource, transportation, energy, federal, and development sectors. We help our water and natural resources clients achieve their objectives by offering expertise in the following services: Fluvial Geomorphology and River Engineering - habitat rehabilitation, scour analyses, engineered logjams, erosion, and sediment transport; Groundwater - water supply, water rights, water quality, wellhead protection, construction dewatering, and modeling; Ecological - fisheries, wetlands, nearshore and marine, wildlife, riparian corridors, and habitat restoration; Geology - geomorphology, geologic hazards, slope stability, erosion. Our scientific and engineering professionals provide a full spectrum of environmental consulting services, from biological and ecological expertise through hazardous waste and water resources. Enhancing these core capabilities, the firm's services also extend to land use planning, permitting, geotechnical engineering, and GIS and geospatial expertise.

Established in 1980, Herrera Environmental Consultants Inc. is a Seattle-based consulting firm providing scientific and engineering services to public and private clients throughout the Pacific Northwest. Our staff consists of over 120 engineers, environmental scientists, biologists, and planners serving the western United States from our Seattle, Portland and Missoula offices. Herrera staff expertise includes project planning, engineering design, environmental and regulatory compliance, restoration and mitigation, and construction management with additional expertise in public policy development, environmental training, and technical publications.
Herrera's river and coastal team provides innovative, environmentally sensitive solutions for restoring habitat and protecting infrastructure and property. In addressing the complex issues related to river and coastal engineering and geomorphology, our interdisciplinary staff can use a wide variety of tools, including hydraulic modeling and other quantitative analyses of the physical environment, coupled with detailed assessments of the biological environment. Our river and coastal team takes projects from planning inception through PS&E design, permitting, and construction.
Often daunting and always complex, a river or stream restoration project is a multi-disciplinary effort successfully accomplished when completed within a reach or watershed context. Conducting a comprehensive restoration effort typically incorporates techniques, methods, and processes based on a study of the basin history and a development of theoretical frameworks for each river restoration action category. Herrera engineers work with our scientists to assess, plan, integrate, design, construct, and monitor river restoration from the office and in the field to provide state-of-the-art river restoration.
Herrera's river and coastal team is devoted to restoring rivers and coastal environments for future generations. Through our successful projects, we demonstrate that habitat restoration and infrastructure and property protection are fully compatible project goals.

Washington Department of Ecology partners with communities throughout the state to support healthy watersheds and promote statewide environmental interest. The agency supports stream restoration in many ways including: providing technical assistance and policy assistance for hydrology, fluvial geomorphology, riparian ecology and wetlands science, managing conservation volunteer work crews, funding planning and restoration efforts, and helping to develop aquatic habitat guidelines. Ecology also supports the participation of Doug Pineo as a Sustaining Director on the Board of River Restoration Northwest.

Founded in 1970, Jones & Stokes is a 550-person, employee-owned environmental consulting firm with 19 offices in Washington, Oregon, California, Wyoming, Utah, and New Mexico. Jones & Stokes has 95 employees in its Pacific Northwest offices, located in Bellevue, Olympia, and Vashon Island, Washington; Portland, Oregon; and Gillette, Wyoming.
Jones & Stokes' full-time professional staff includes environmental compliance experts, land-use and natural resource planners, wildlife and fisheries biologists, plant and wetland biologists, watershed planners, restoration experts, archaeologists, community affairs experts, attorneys, engineers, and information technologists who perform GIS analyses and design comprehensive databases and Web sites.
Jones & Stokes meets the needs of public and private clients by providing multidisciplinary environmental services including preparation of National and State Environmental Policy Act compliance (NEPA and SEPA) documents; environmental assessments (EAs), environmental impact statements (EISs) comprehensive and subarea planning; assistance with critical areas ordinance development and revisions; fish habitat inventory and restoration; wetland delineation and mitigation planning and design; air quality and noise analyses; Endangered Species Act (ESA) assistance including biological assessments (BAs) and habitat conservation plans (HCPs); cultural resource compliance; development reviews; economic development; transportation planning and analysis, preliminary design, corridor studies; water quality monitoring and analyses; and socioeconomic studies and analyses. www.jonesandstokes.com

Washington Dept. of Transportation: is dedicated to protecting all of our aquatic resources. WSDOT addresses problems such as bridge scour, bank erosion, salmon habitat impacts, and avulsion, through a cooperative approach that includes reach and site assessment and bioengineered solutions. Similar methods are employed to address the most environmentally sensitive methods to ensure that new infrastructure - bridges, roads, ferry docks, etc. - are built in ways that minimize environmental impacts and accommodate natural geomorphic processes.

EXTRIX is a premier environmental consulting firm known for its strategic planning and innovative approaches to effectively and efficiently complete environmentally sensitive projects. Our scientists, engineers, economists, and project managers have worked successfully with public agencies and industrial and private clients to resolve complex environmental issues involving NEPA/CEQA endangered species compliance, water resources, biological and ecological sciences, natural resource economics, natural resource management, hydrology, geology, engineering, statistics, and Geographic Information System (GIS). With over 500 personnel nationwide, ENTRIX maintains northwest offices in Anchorage, Alaska, Portland, Oregon, and Seattle, Moses Lake, Olympia, Richland, and Vancouver Washington. California offices include Sacramento, Concord, South Lake Tahoe, and Ventura. ENTRIX has additional offices in 31 other domestic and international locations. www.entrix.com

URS Corporation (URS) is a premier engineering, environmental, planning, and program and construction management firm that offers a global presence with national resources, regional knowledge and local expertise. Our integrated approach to project delivery depends on a staff of professional physical and biological scientists and engineers who have a passion for problem-solving. URS provides the full range of services necessary for the successful delivery of sustainable, context-sensitive solutions to support the varied needs of our clients and the entire life cycle of our projects. URS provides habitat restoration services from 18 offices serving the northwest in Oregon, Washington, northern California, Idaho, Montana, Alaska and British Columbia. The recent merger of URS and Washington Group International brings even greater infrastructure design and construction ability to this work. URS supports Anne MacDonald's participation as an Officer and Sustaining Director on the Board of River Restoration Northwest. www.urscorp.com

At Golder Associates we strive to be the most respected global group specializing in ground engineering and environmental services. With Golder, clients gain the advantage of working with highly skilled engineers, scientists, project managers and other technical specialists who are committed to helping them succeed. By building strong relationships and meeting the needs of clients, our people have created one of the most trusted professional services firms in the world.
Employee owned since our formation in 1960, we have created a unique culture with pride in ownership, resulting in enduring relationships and long-term organizational stability. Golder professionals take the time to build an understanding of client needs and of the specific environments in which they operate. This enables us to help clients achieve their short- and long-term financial, social and environmental goals.
The success of Golder's approach can be seen through our steady growth. We now employ over 6,000 people who operate from more than 150 offices located throughout Africa, Asia, Australasia, Europe, North America and South America. Our knowledge of local cultures, languages and regulatory requirements, combined with our global resources, makes it possible for us to help our clients achieve their business objectives around the world and from offices in Alaska, British Columbia, Washington, Idaho, Oregon and California. www.golder.com

Tetra Tech, Inc. is a full service, multidisciplinary engineering firm with key staff specializing in hydraulic engineering, hydrology, civil and structural engineering, geomorphology, biology, water quality, environmental restoration, planning and economics. They provide engineering and biological services for government and private clients including riparian, wetland, lake, river and reservoir restoration, sediment transport, geomorphology, flood control, stormwater management, and watershed studies. Their goal is investing, planning, designing, and implementing projects that are naturally sustainable and require only minimal long-term maintenance.

WEST Consultants, Inc. is a small business firm, founded in 1988, that provides public and private clients with specialized water resource engineering consulting services. WEST Consultants offers these services to clients on a local, national, and international basis from five offices located in Oregon, Washington, California, and Arizona. Over the past 18 years, WEST Consultants has developed a reputation for providing excellent technical services on time and within budget. Our extremely capable staff is experienced in employing traditional methodologies, applied research, and state-of-the-art technology to address complex water resource issues. The personnel of WEST Consultants are recognized specialists in hydrology, hydraulics, sediment transport, fluvial geomorphology, and water quality. WEST Consultants recently enhanced its water resource engineering services with the acquisition of River Measurement, LLC, a firm specializing in hydrologic data collection and hydrographic surveys. Our new River Measurement Division services include: surface water flow measurement, water quality sampling, suspended and bed material sediment sampling, design and construction of flow and water quality monitoring stations, installation of instrumentation for collection, storage, and telemetry of monitoring data, scour monitoring, operation and maintenance of monitoring stations, and data processing.

RIVERMorph is a software development company specializing in stream restoration related software. The RIVERMorph software program is able to process geomorphic data and assists with the assessment, monitoring and design of streams using natural channel design techniques. The program stores all data in a database, which is easily retrieved during the design process and features a state-of-the-art graphical user interface. Please stop by our booth to register to win a free copy of the Pocket RIVERMorph software. www.rivermorph.com

HDR provides consulting services in engineering and architecture to clients across the nation. The firm employs more than 6,200 people in 150 offices nationwide, and nearly 800 people in 14 Northwest offices located in Washington, Oregon, Montana, Idaho, and Alaska. HDR is an employee-owned firm offering expertise in more than 50 design and scientific disciplines for clients such as federal, state, and local governments, tribal corporations, ports, and private institutions.
Intense industrial, commercial and residential development has spurred economic growth in many parts of the United States, but has also resulted in negative impacts to many aquatic ecosystems. Even slight physical or chemical changes to an aquatic ecosystem can have a domino effect on native fish and wildlife communities. Such impacts can be balanced or reversed by projects to improve, restore and conserve native habitats. HDR's ecosystem restoration group provides clients looking to restore eco-systems with a multi-disciplinary team of engineers, ecologists, scientists, hydrologists, biologists, fluvial geomorphologists, soil scientists, meteorologists, and regulatory permitting specialists. HDR can help to successfully navigate the complexities of nearly any project by providing pragmatic, scientifically based solutions for protecting, restoring and enhancing fish and aquatic communities. www.hdrinc.com

CONTECH Bridge Solutions Inc. provides a comprehensive array of plate, precast, and truss structures, with the best-known brands available worldwide. CONTECH bridges, vehicular and pedestrian, fit a wide variety of applications, spanning distances from five feet to 250 feet and more. These bridge names include CONTECH Structural Plate, the CON/SPAN® Bridge System, the BEBO® Arch System, Steadfast Bridges, and Continental® Bridge. The quality of every CONTECH bridge is matched by the cost and time savings that come from modular, prefabricated designs, rapid installation, and extensive technical support. More than 65,000 CONTECH bridge installations are on the map worldwide.