Hernandez Environmental Services

HES Associate Biologists Hallie Hernandez and Elizabeth Gonzalez spent two days tacking desert tortoise with the great Tim Alvey.

Hernandez Environmental Services staff: Principal Biologist Juan Hernandez, Principal Regulatory Specialist Shawn Gatchel-Hernandez, Associate Biologist Hallie Hernandez, Associate Biologist Elizabeth Gonzalez, Biological Aide Cruz Hernandez, Herpetology Intern Gavin Hernandez.

The hard working biologists at Hernandez Environmental Services: Cruz Hernandez, Hallie Hernandez, and Elizabeth Gonzalez.

Great day in the field for perennial stream training. Associate Biologists Hallie Hernandez and Elizabeth Gonzalez. Biologist in training Gavin Hernandez.

Proud day for HES. Hallie Hernandez found her first wild desert tortoise. Proud father. My two oldest children are biologists and working with dad, and a gifted and talented young lady- Elizabeth Gonzalez -making up the core HES crew. Amazing day!

Good to have my daughter and our new Associate Biologist Hallie Hernandez working for HES. She is a graduate from the University of Hawaii Manoa with a degree in Biology. Hallie was a Division 1 soccer player, Mexican u-17 National Team Soccer player, and brings a very strong work ethic to the company. She has already had a busy two weeks. An incredible addition to our company.

Associate Biologist Hallie Hernandez putting in weekend hours. Surveys in Yucca Valley so construction projects can begin tomorrow. The future for HES is now.

Today is a huge day for Hernandez Environmental Services. My daughter Hallie Hernandez was officially hired as an Associate Biologist with our firm. She completes the HES team and ensures a bright future for our company. Welcome aboard Hallie!!!!!

Shawn Gatchel Hernandez coordinating and working to implement the Water's Edge Mitigation Bank in Lake Elsinore, Ca. Site meeting led by Shawn with regulatory agencies, land owner, investors, and restoration specialists.

Best part of field work is the great people you work with.

How can you call it work when you are in such a beautiful place with amazing people? Chocolate Mountains, Imperial County, California.

Great work by the young batch of HES biologists today. They completed a vegetation point-intercept survey professionally and thoroughly. The future of HES is taking shape.

HES Associate Biologist Elizabeth Gonzalez enjoying the view at the Salton Sea, Riverside County, California.

HES crew 2019. Ending the year strong.