HOME ABOUT US SERVICES EXPERIENCE STAFF CAREERS CONTACT US LOCATIONS ABOUT US LOCATIONS FACILITIES PUBLICATIONS AND AWARDS CORPORATE / FRESNO, CA OFFICE 1391 W. Shaw Ave., Suite C Fresno, CA 93711-3600 (559) 229-1856 Contact Us Applied EarthWorks’ Fresno office lies in the heart of the San Joaquin Valley. Its central location serves clients throughout the middle and southern valley, Sierra Nevada foothills, and western ranges. The Fresno office has a qualified staff of archaeologists and historians to provide regulatory and technical expertise in support of CEQA and Section 106 compliance. The Fresno team provides services for projects of modest size as well as larger, complex projects requiring many years of sustained effort. They are the leading experts on the history of the valley’s extensive water conveyance systems having recorded and evaluated the significance of multiple waterways for a number of local irrigation and water storage districts. The Fresno office also serves as corporate headquarters for financial and administrative operations and is the central hub for report production and graphic design. HEMET, CA 3550 E. Florida Ave., Suite H Hemet, CA 92544-4937 (951) 766-2000 Contact Us Hemet Office﻿: Originally opened during development of Metropolitan Water District of Southern California’s Eastside Reservoir Project in western Riverside County, Applied EarthWorks' Hemet office and laboratory facilities are ideally situated to operate as a base for projects throughout Riverside, San Bernardino, Los Angeles, San Diego, Kern, and Imperial Counties. Led by Managing Principal, M. Colleen Hamilton, staff focus their professional interests on the cultural resources of Southern California, from the coastal regions through the inland valley, offering regulatory expertise in support of CEQA, NEPA, and Section 106 compliance, including Native American consultation. Our well-qualified and diverse staff provides cultural resource management of prehistoric and historical archaeological sites and historical structures, as well as ethnography, paleontology and GIS services. ﻿ The office maintains a large laboratory that provides analytical services in both prehistoric and historical archaeology. LOMPOC, CA 515 E. Ocean Ave., Suite G Lompoc, CA 93436-6926 (805) 737-4119 Contact Us Applied EarthWorks' Lompoc office offers the full range of cultural resource services to clients in Santa Barbara County and surrounding areas. Ann Munns, Managing Principal/Principal Archaeologist, and Dr. Eric Nocerino, Senior Archaeologist, direct the staff in the Lompoc office, who focus on the company’s active on-call contract with Vandenberg Air Force Base and clients south to Ventura. Laboratory facilities in Lompoc provide processing, technical analysis, and temporary curation of project collections. SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA 811 El Capitan Way, Suite 100 San Luis Obispo, CA 93401-8943 (805) 594-1590 Contact Us Applied EarthWorks' San Luis Obispo office offers the full range of cultural resource management to clients in the California Central Coast region. Led by Managing Principal/Principal Archaeologist, Erin Enright, our San Luis Obispo team performs cultural resource investigations north to Santa Cruz and east to the San Joaquin Valley. On-call Principal Archaeologist Barry Price is a well-known expert on cultural resource management laws and regulations, including CEQA, NEPA, NAGPRA, and Sections 106 and 110 of the NHPA, among others. Principal Scientist, Dr. Diane Douglas, is also affiliated with our San Luis Obispo office. PASADENA, CA 133 N. San Gabriel Blvd., Suite 201 Pasadena, CA 91107-3414 (626) 578-0119 Contact Us Our Pasadena office is ideally located to provide comprehensive cultural and paleontological resource management and historic preservation services to the greater Los Angeles and Orange County areas. Dr. Amy Ollendorf is the Managing Principal of the Pasadena office and Paleontology Program Director. Our office and laboratory facilities also serve as the base of operations for Applied EarthWorks’ paleontology program. Our laboratory is well equipped for a variety of uses, including artifact and matrix washing, fossil picking, and artifact and fossil preparation and repair. It also provides secure space for the temporary housing of archaeological and paleontological collections. APPLIED EARTHWORKS, INC., 1391 W. SHAW AVE., SUITE C, FRESNO, CA 93711 , UNITED STATES559-229-1856INFO@APPLIEDEARTHWORKS.COM © 2021 Applied EarthWorks, Inc.