WRA to Sponsor/Exhibit at TOGETHER Bay Area Spring Conference
WRA is a proud sponsor of the TOGETHER Bay Area Spring Conference scheduled for May 9-12, 2023. The event promotes…

WRA is a proud sponsor of the TOGETHER Bay Area Spring Conference scheduled for May 9-12, 2023. The event promotes…
WRA is a proud sponsor of the National Mitigation & Environmental Markets Conference (NMEMC) to be held May 8-11, 2023…
The San Joaquin River Restoration Program 2023 Science and Engineering Meeting is a two-day event May 2-3 in Fresno, California.…
WRA is a proud sponsor of the Alameda Creek Watershed Forum’s State of the Alameda Creek Watershed Conference which will…
The Air & Waste Management Association, Golden West Section will host a networking event and cocktail hour with our local & state regulators on June 8, 2023 from 5-7PM from at the Holland & Knight office in San Francisco.
Representatives from these regulatory agencies include: Bay Area Air Quality Management District, California Department of Toxic Substances Control, Metropolitan Transportation Commission, and SF Bay Regional Water Board.
WRA’s Regulatory Program Director Patricia Valcarcel, CCB will attend.
To learn more about WRA’s permitting services, visit our Expertise page.
The Society of American Military Engineers (SAME) Orange County and San Diego Young Professionals are hosting a Pre Camp Pendleton Day Networking Event on June 14, 2023 from 6:00-8:00 PM at The Vault in Oceanside.
WRA’s Michael Nieto will attend. Download our Federal brochure to learn more about our capabilities!
The Sonoma County Forest Conservation Working Group, in partnership with the County of Sonoma and the Santa Rosa Junior College, is hosting the Living with Fire: Sonoma County Forest Conservation Conference on June 23, 2023 in Forestville.
A community centric conference centered on managing forestland, the event will discuss challenges of uncertainties of climate change, conversion, declining activity, diminishing infrastructure, disease, fragmentation, increasing regulation, invasive species, and increasing risk of wildfire; while balancing discussions of opportunities for the forest’s valuable resources worth protecting: carbon sequestration, clean air, clean water, recreational use, timber production, and wildlife habitat, among many others. This event is designed to help the community’s forestland residents, landowners, land managers, and stakeholders feel confident about what you can do and feel supported where you need help.
WRA’s resiliency team members including Jason Mills will be on hand to support a landscape restoration demonstration and Molly Curley O’Brien will be at our exhibitor table to discuss WRA’s capabilities in supporting the full lifecycle fuel treatment projects from funding, planning, surveys and compliance, through implementation.
Learn more about our Community Resilience expertise here.