Alice Brewster M.A., GISP

President

Ms. Brewster, a certified GIS Professional (GISP), has over 30 years of experience providing professional and technical environmental consulting services. She earned an M.S. degree in Geography at San Diego State University and an undergraduate degree in Geography at UC Davis. Her expertise includes project and contract management support of sustainability planning, mitigation monitoring and reporting for projects involving transportation, utilities, water, and land planning for natural and cultural resources and the built environment.  She manages a team of environmental and GIS specialists, ensuring compliance with state and local laws, ordinances, regulations, policies, requirements, and permitting.

Douglas Mengers M.A., RPA, DPPH

Senior Archaeologist/Historian/Architectural Historian

Mr. Mengers, an RPA and historian, meets the Secretary of Interior standards for archaeology, history, and architectural history. He earned an M.A. in Applied Anthropology at San Diego State University and undergraduate degrees in History and Anthropology at UC San Diego. As principal investigator, he has expertise in project implementation with experience in agency coordination and has a deep understanding of relevant federal and state codes and regulations, including CEQA, NHPA Section 106/110 compliance, NEPA and ARPA as they pertain to cultural resources.  He has a GIS certificate and abundant experience using ESRI ArcGIS to plan and document cultural resource projects.

Alberto Foglia M.A., RPA

Senior Archaeologist/GIS Specialist

Mr. Foglia is an RPA with extensive experience in archaeological investigations and special studies for NHPA Section 106, NEPA, CEQA and ARPA compliance. Fluent in four languages, he earned his M.A., in Archaeology, Roman Frontier Studies at Newcastle University  and Computer Animation at Teesside University. As field director, he is responsible for supervising all aspects of field support for cultural resource management including record searches, conducting Class l, ll, and lll surveys, construction monitoring, testing and data recovery of resources, and site recording. He has extensive experience managing geodatabases, creating, and editing features, geo-referencing maps, 3D modeling, and conducting analysis using various GIS tools.

William Hayden M.A., RPA, GISP

GIS Manager/FAA-licensed Remote Pilot/Archaeologist

Mr. Hayden is an RPA and certified GIS Professional (GISP) with over 25 years’ experience in environmental field studies and a demonstrated ability to integrate, analyze, and evaluate data to produce GIS based products. He earned his M.A. in Anthropology from CSU Fullerton, and undergraduate degree in Anthropology at UC Santa Barbara. He has planned and maintained GIS databases for more than a thousand environmental resource and land planning projects and has a deep understanding of web-based GIS applications. As a FAA licensed Remote Pilot, he understands how reliable scientific information in concert with accurate GIS data, can support land use and conservation planning.

Annemarie Cox B.A.

Archaeologist/Marketing Manager

Ms. Cox has over 25 years’ experience in the cultural resource management field.  She earned a B.A. in Anthropology (Archaeology focus) at San Diego State University. Experience includes conducting archaeological field studies, conducting laboratory work, including prehistoric and historic artifact identification, cataloging, and analysis for CEQA/NEPA/Section 106 compliance. She is a professional editor with experience marketing environmental and geospatial services to local, state, federal, private, and public firms, and agencies. She assists with customized proposal and qualification packet preparation for large scale utility, water, transportation, and land planning projects.

Christine Lambert B.A

Field Director/Archaeologist

Ms. Lambert is a Southern California based archaeologist with over 10 years in field, lab and staff management experience in California, Nevada and Arizona.  Her skills include Class l, ll, and lll surveys, construction monitoring, records searches, testing, data recovery, GIS mapping, faunal identification, laboratory analysis, stable isotope analysis of hair/bone, and use of collection devices and recording equipment. She increased her knowledge and methods as a teaching assistant at UCSD in Anthropology and Academic Writing. Her Applied Archaeology M.A. is currently in progress at CSU San Bernardino, projected to be completed by Fall 2023. 

Thomas Fiechtner B.A., GISc

GIS Specialist/Archaeologist

Mr. Fiechtner is an experienced archeologist and GIS specialist with experience in cartography, spatial analysis, data management, GIS project planning, remote sensing, AutoCAD, archaeological excavation, and post-field data analysis and documentation. He earned a B.A. in archaeology and Environmental Science from Willamette University. As a GIS Specialist, he is part of a team that specializes in Archaeology, History, Geospatial Solutions and Environmental Compliance in support of Transportation, Utility, Water, and Land Planning projects.   He creates and manages data and time‐sensitive maps in ArcGIS Online that can be used by field personnel in Collector, technical reports, site records (DPR forms) and exhibits. Experience includes conducting archaeological field surveys, archaeological site recording, testing, construction monitoring, and other fieldwork duties.