Pangea Biological

The black-throated magpie-jay is native to Mexico, but this species has become established southern San Diego County close to the Mexico-United States border. This beautiful bird can measure up to 27 inches from its head to the tip of its tail. They’re quite the sight to see!

Your projects are in good hands when you work with Pangea Biological. Our team treats every project with a unique approach that incorporates our team’s depth of experience and knowledge of environmental resources and construction. Our highly experienced scientists will adapt to your needs and provide effective solutions for the successful completion of your project.

An arroyo toad sighting is a rare experience as they are nocturnal and remain underground during the majority of the day. We were lucky to have captured this adorable little guy during some surveys in San Diego County.

Pangea Biological specializes in providing regulatory strategy, consultation, and communications, emergency after-the-fact reporting, environmental training development, delivery, and implementation, constructability reviews, environmental compliance monitoring and inspection, third-party monitoring, biological and aquatic resource surveys, and planning and permitting for the energy and infrastructure sectors. Do you have an upcoming project you need help with? Send us a message. We’d love to see how we can assist your team.

The brown pelican is a bird species commonly seen in the coastal areas of southern California, but that wasn’t always the case. Between the late 1950s and early 1970s, these amazing birds almost went extinct. The culprit was an organochlorine pesticide that was entering the marine food web. Once this pesticide was reduced in the population, the pelican numbers started to rise and the brown pelican was removed from the endangered species list.

Nothing but smiles in the field. You have got to love what you do, it is the difference between a job and a career, the difference between working to pay the bills or living your passion.

On International Forest Day, what do you see beyond the trees?

Did you know that we offer environmental training? We combine our knowledge of construction with our extensive field experience to provide both general and project-specific environmental trainings to client management teams, construction personnel, and environmental staff. These training sessions are conducted in the field and/or in an office setting and are designed to foster greater environmental compliance and understanding. Whether you’re part of a management team, construction crew, or environmental staff, we have a training option for you!

Can you guess which animal made this track??

Beautiful and graceful, varied and enchanting, small but approachable, butterflies lead you to the sunny side of life. And everyone deserves a little sunshine. - Jeffrey Glassberg

The beauty of this formation is awe-inspiring, and the history that this erosion can show is amazing. However, for construction projects the power of erosion can create a great many challenges.

Pangea Biological specializes in providing environmental training, third-party monitoring, environmental compliance monitoring and inspection, constructability reviews, biological and aquatic resource surveys, planning and permitting, and regulatory strategy and consultation, for the energy and infrastructure sectors. What upcoming challenges or projects do you have? We’d love to help!

If you live in southern California, then you have definitely encountered gulls at the beach. These birds, collectively referred to as a squabble, are known for being scavengers and are often seen in large, noisy flocks that congregate wherever food is available, and, squabbling while eating garbage too.