At Westward, we’re more than just consultants – we’re a team of passionate experts in engineering, geology, ecology, and environmental services dedicated to solving real-world challenges. Our strength lies in our diversity of skills and experience across various industries, allowing us to tackle complex projects in environmental engineering, resource exploration, and permitting.
Our approach starts with carefully listening to your needs and collaborating to find tailored solutions that work for you. We believe in rolling up our sleeves and diving deep into each project, always aiming to exceed expectations.
What sets us apart is our strong foundation of core values: family, integrity, hard work, trust, and teamwork. These values shape every aspect of our work, driving our commitment to quality, ethical practices, and building lasting partnerships.
We’ve built strong relationships with private companies, public entities, non-profits, and government agencies by consistently delivering excellent results. At Westward, we genuinely care about your success. When you partner with us, you’re working with a team that is deeply committed to making a meaningful difference for both your business and the communities where we all live and work.
We are pleased to present our mining resource page No Mining, Know Mining. This educational effort creates a gateway and central repository for information about the vast industry of mining. From engineering and geology to ecology and environmental science, we share essential aspects of this dynamic industry.
Our aim is to cultivate a deep understanding and appreciation for the essential role minerals play in modern society, while raising awareness of the essential and fundamental need for mining.
What Does the Proposed Downlisting of the Golden-Cheeked Warbler by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Mean for Landowners? The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) recently
China Announces a Ban on Rare Minerals to the U.S. Story by The New York Times, authors David Pierson, Keith Bradsher, Ana Swanson; December 3,
Air Permitting: A Guide to Understanding Standard Permits, Part 2 By: Eric Shelander, Air Team Leader This article is a follow up on Part 1
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