 Brandon & Darrin Help A Moose in Need Brandon & Darrin Help A Moose in Need A subadult moose (Alces alces) found its way to a small mitigation drainage near west 149th Ave. and Huron Street in Westminster, Colorado. In North America, moose typically inhabit boreal forests ranging from Alaska and Canada to the northern Rockies and New England. Moose were only sporadic in Colorado until they were introduced in 1978 and 1979. Now they are present in many areas of the state including just west of Denver, where this individual probably came from.
We are proud to announce the addition of three more staff to strengthen our cultural resources group! Mr. Ethan Morton, is an SHPO-certified Archaeological Principal Investigator with nine years experience as an archaeologist spanning work in Belize, Arizona, Colorado, Utah and Washington. Mr. Morton has conducted and led archaeological studies as project manager, assistant project manager, and project director on federal, state, municipal, and private-sector cultural resource investigations, obtained agency permits, lead archaeological survey crews, consulted with agencies and tribes, prepared survey reports, designed testing and data recovery plans, lead testing and data recovery projects, conducted laboratory analysis, and written numerous technical reports. Covering the gamut, Mr. Morton has worked in academia, as a government employee, and as a consultant. His expertise as an archaeologist includes Cartography/Land Use Research, Cultural Resource Management, Environmental Planning, Southwestern Archaeology, and Applied Archaeology. If you have any current or upcoming projects where you need cultural resource assistance, please don’t hesitate to contact SMITH! |