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Our Partnerships

At EDI, the diverse range of projects we work on takes us to unique and remote ecosystems across Canada. We value and actively foster mutually beneficial partnerships, developing long-lasting relationships with a broad range of communities and organizations. This includes Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities, post-secondary educational institutions, and consulting firms.

EDI is always searching for opportunities to build on existing relationships and develop new partnerships. Please feel free to contact us if you have interest in partnering on future projects.

Some of the partnerships EDI is currently engaged in are provided at the links below. We focus on building relationships that support our core purpose of making a difference by helping people and the environment. Knowledge and technical skills are shared with the goals of learning, empowering youth, generating employment opportunities, and creating long-term, sustainable ventures.

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Professional Affiliations

EDI provides professional services for clients in the private sector, all levels of government, and Indigenous communities in western and northern Canada. Our team is composed of professionals who are accredited with many recognized organizations.

  • Alberta Society of Professional Biologists
  • American Fisheries Society
  • Applied Science Technologists and Technicians of British Columbia
  • Association of Professional Biologists of British Columbia
  • BC College of Applied Biology
  • BC Institute of Agrologists
  • Canadian Chapter of CPESC
  • Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy (North Central BC Branch)
  • Canadian Institute of Planners
  • Canadian Water Resources Association
  • Certified Professional in Erosion and Sediment Control [CPESC]
  • ECO Canada
  • Erosion & Sediment Control Association of BC
  • International Erosion Control Association
  • International Association for Impact Assessment, Western and Northern Canada Affiliate [IAIA-WNC]
  • Planning Institute of British Columbia
  • The Wildlife Society, Certified Wildlife Biologist

EDI is a proud member of the Canadian Council for Indigenous Business (CCIB).

With this membership, we further strengthen our commitment to reconciliation, both in our business practices and partnerships with Indigenous communities throughout Canada.

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LTN Environmental Consulting Limited Partnership (LTNE) is an Indigenous-owned partnership between Tano T’enneh Enterprises Ltd., the economic arm of the Lheidli T’enneh First Nation, and EDI Environmental Dynamics Inc. (EDI) to provide professional environmental consulting services. For more than 25 years, the Lheidli T’enneh First Nation and EDI have developed an effective and mutually beneficial partnership conducting natural resource projects within Lheidli T’enneh Territory. During that time, we have shared human resources and jobs, combining our skills and knowledge to complete an array of natural resource projects. These projects have ranged from fisheries inventories and research projects in the late 1990s, as elements of the Treaty process and forestry operations, to more recent projects including aquatic/terrestrial biology, environmental monitoring and effects assessment in support of proposed and approved projects.

For additional details, please see: https://ltnenvironmental.com/

Sasuchan Development Corporation (Sasuchan), the economic arm of Takla Nation, and EDI Environmental Dynamics Inc (EDI) have established a limited partnership, Sasuchan Environmental LP (SELP). Over 25 years of collaboratively working together on environmental projects in the Takla traditional territory, our complimentary skill sets, regional knowledge and expertise have combined to provide clients with a multidisciplinary team focused on providing the right services to meet environmental and regulatory needs.

Services provided by SELP include:

  • Construction Environmental Management and Monitoring
  • Environmental Assessment and Permitting
  • Wildlife Mitigation Planning and Wildlife Sweeps (e.g., migratory birds, mineral licks)
  • Land-use Planning
  • Water Quality and Groundwater Monitoring
  • Fish Salvages for Instream Construction
  • Fish and Fish Habitat Assessment and Stream Classification
  • Habitat Restoration (e.g., planning and planting)
  • Weather Station and Dust Fall Monitoring
  • Training

Lhai Ventures was a 100% Indigenous-owned, limited partnership that included the Nechako First Nations (Lheidli T’enneh, Nadleh Whut’en, Saik’uz, and Stellat’en Nations). The traditional territories for these four Nations are located in the region from east of Prince George to Burns Lake.

Lhai Ventures provided environmental services and construction support related to the Coastal GasLink project. Construction sections 3, 4, and 5 of this pipeline project overlap the territories of these four Nations.

EDI was a subcontractor to Lhai Ventures, providing environmental service and management support on the Coastal GasLink project. EDI has continued to partner with the Nechako First Nations on the BC Hydro North Coast Transmission Line project. We look forward to continued partnership with the Nechako First Nations on future opportunities.