PROJECTS

Janelle Nolan & Associates Environmental Consulting

Brings decades of experience navigating complex environmental and regulatory landscapes across California. From hydroelectric relicensing to multi-agency permitting, our strategic and science-based approach has helped clients move forward with confidence.

Below is a selection of representative projects:

Rush Creek Project Relicensing

Rush Creek Project Relicensing

The Rush Creek Project is owned and operated by Southern California Edison. The Project is located on the eastern slope of the Sierra Nevada, mostly on federal lands administered by the Inyo National Forest (a portion within the Ansel Adams Wilderness). The Project...

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Sly Park Fuels Reduction Project

Sly Park Fuels Reduction Project

JNA Consulting supported the Mule Deer Foundation in the development of environmental compliance documentation for the Sly Park Fuels Reduction Project, located within the Eldorado National Forest , Placerville Ranger District. This project is part of a broader...

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Upper American River Project Recreation Improvements

Upper American River Project Recreation Improvements

In support of the Sacramento Municipal Utility District’s 50-year FERC license for the Upper American River Project, JNA Consulting provides environmental permitting and regulatory compliance services for a broad suite of recreation improvement projects within the...

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French Meadows Forest Restoration Project

French Meadows Forest Restoration Project

The French Meadows Forest Restoration Project is an innovative landscape-scale fuels reduction and forest health effort encompassing approximately 22,000 acres of National Forest System lands and 6,000 acres of private lands. The Project is located within the Dolly...

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Forest Projects Plan (Phase 1)

Forest Projects Plan (Phase 1)

The Forest Projects Plan (Phase 1) is a 25,529-acre, landscape-scale forest stand and wildlife habitat improvement project located primarily within the upper Mokelumne River watershed on Forest Service lands. The project aims to reduce the risk of high-intensity,...

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Teakettle Experimental Forest Prescribed Burn Project

Teakettle Experimental Forest Prescribed Burn Project

Initiated in 1998, the Teakettle Ecosystem Experiment was designed to study the short- and long-term ecological effects of prescribed fire and forest thinning treatments. Research has focused on a wide range of variables, including forest structure, understory...

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