Dr. Allison Geiselbrecht, Floyd|Snider Principal, took center stage at the ASTM training conducted at the Sediment Management Work Group’s Fall Sponsor Forum in October, as well as at SETAC North America in November.

This year, Floyd|Snider staff were able to give back just over 500 hours volunteering with local non-profits.

This year, during the twice annual monitoring event up at the Holden Mine Site, Rio Tinto initiated a student outreach opportunity between Floyd|Snider monitoring staff and the Holden Village Community School.

Congratulations to Tessa Gardner-Brown who was recently promoted to Principal. Since joining Floyd|Snider in 2015, Tessa has grown the firm’s environmental planning and permitting line of business.

Floyd|Snider is contracted to the Department of Enterprise Services to lead design and permitting for the Deschutes Estuary Restoration Project, along with KPFF Consulting Engineers and key teaming partners.

Floyd|Snider’s Volunteer and Community Partnership Committee recently held its third annual matching donation drive. This year, we were able to donate almost $8,000 to the Duwamish Tribe and local community organizations such as Community Passageways and Solid Ground.

June 2023 saw completion of a precedent-setting new aquatic habitat restoration project designed to support juvenile salmon migration at Vigor Shipyards (Vigor) on Harbor Island, at the mouth of the Duwamish River.

Floyd|Snider congratulates Adia Jumper on becoming a Professional Engineer in the state of Washington!

Floyd|Snider is celebrating the 8th annual International Day of Women and Girls in Science. As a women-owned business, we know the importance of achieving full and equal access to and participation in science for all women and girls.

Principal Allison Geiselbrecht, PhD, recently attended the 2023 International Conference on the Remediation and Management of Contaminated Sediments in Austin, Texas. Dr. Geiselbrecht presented on the Large-Scale MNR and Enhanced MNR Remedy in Western Port Angeles Harbo