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We were thrilled to support EPA and WateReuse Association at the WateReuse Symposium. Check out these highlights from the event! Supported EPA in the development and release of the fourth National Water Reuse Action Plan (WRAP) Update on Collaborative Progress, which highlights WRAP collaborator accomplishments from the past year. Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/eaYJQnEc Provided EPA with facilitation and notetaking support for the 2024 State Summit on Water Reuse, which convened over 70 participants across nearly 20 states. Supported WateReuse Association in a Global Dialogues Roundtable session that convened water reuse professionals from across the globe to discuss approaches to water reuse and ideas for its acceleration. ERG Bobby Jacobsen Emily Isaacs

PG Environmental, a Division of ERG, is seeking highly motivated individuals to join our team! The following positions are open: - Aquatic Field Ecologist - Field Ecologist - Entry Level Environmental Scientist/Engineer - Entry Level Environmental Scientist To learn more about these positions and how to apply, please visit: https://www.erg.com/jobs

PG Environmental, a Division of ERG, seeks highly motivated Field Ecologists to support our ongoing ecological monitoring work with the Bureau of Land Management Terrestrial Assessment, Inventory, and Monitoring program during the 2024 field season. Find more information about these positions and how to apply here: https://lnkd.in/eUAhmEVr.

PG Environmental is pleased to announce that we have fully integrated as a division within ERG as of January 1, 2024. PG and ERG have operated as sister companies for a decade, supporting socially beneficial work nationwide to yield improvements in the environment and public health. This strategic shift expands the range of services offered, enhances capacity, improves our operations, and provides additional opportunities for staff. To read more about this transition, click here: https://lnkd.in/eTDvVyNH.

At the close of another successful and productive year, PG is celebrating team members who recently reached significant work anniversary milestones! 15 years: Bobby Jacobsen and James Ashby 10 years: Zak Erickson 5 years: Alex Swain Congratulations and thank you for your dedication! #WaterResourceSpecialists

Congratulations to PG's Chuck Durham for receiving the S. Leary Jones Award at the KY/TN Water Professionals Conference! The award recognizes recipients' many years of dedicated service to the Clean Water Professionals of KY & TN (CWP-KT) and/or to the field of environmental engineering. PG is immensely proud of Chuck for this award that reflects his decades of commitment to water quality, industrial pretreatment programs, and training and mentoring young professionals.

For the 2023 season, PG Environmental is conducting field sampling for the Bureau of Land Management’s (BLM) Terrestrial Assessment, Inventory, and Monitoring (AIM) strategy in Utah, Wyoming and New Mexico. So far, our crews have completed collecting field data at 900 of the 960 sites between the three states. Crews collect intensive vegetation and soils data on upland or rangeland habitats that is used to guide and justify policy action, land uses, and adaptive management decisions for the BLM. We applaud this impressive undertaking. Thank you all and we look forward to finishing the season with you!

For the 2023 season, PG is conducting field sampling for the Bureau of Land Management’s Lotic Assessment, Inventory, and Monitoring (AIM) strategy in Arizona and Colorado. Our crews will collect field data at 41 river and stream sites between the two states—sampling water quality, benthic macroinvertebrates, stream geomorphology, human influence, and vegetation. Crews completed sampling on 23 sites in Arizona and are currently collecting data for the remaining 18 sites in Colorado. We commend the accomplishments of our crews thus far and wish them the best of luck in their ongoing efforts! #WaterResourceSpecialists

PG is providing training support for the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) to strengthen staff knowledge, skills, and capacity-building initiatives. As part of this effort, PG’s experienced training program developers generate and deliver tailored curriculum materials and plans for ADEQ water quality permitting, compliance, inspection, and sampling activities. PG also provides administrative support for logistics, planning, curriculum development and creates specific target audience knowledge assessments and feedback surveys.

Kettie Holland Rupnik, an Environmental Scientist at PG, recently volunteered with the Rivanna Conservation Alliance to help sixth graders collect benthic samples and identify macroinvertebrates. The students used the data to assess the Rivanna River's water quality. Way to go, Kettie! #WaterResourceSpecialist