CONSERVATION SCIENCE GLOBAL INC

Conservation Science Global Inc. specializes in applied ecological research and wildlife conservation science, with a demonstrated focus on species-specific studies and habitat monitoring for federal land management agencies. Their core capabilities include field-based ornithological research, raptor population assessment, and endangered species data collection—exemplified by their work on Golden Eagle research under the Department of the Interior. The firm applies rigorous scientific methodologies to support compliance with the Migratory Bird Treaty Act and the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act, integrating GPS telemetry, nest monitoring, and spatial analysis to inform conservation planning and regulatory decision-making. Their technical expertise lies in ecological survey design, data management for endangered species reporting, and collaboration with federal biologists to deliver actionable science for resource management. The company has established a focused relationship with the Department of the Interior, primarily supporting wildlife research initiatives on public lands managed by the Bureau of Land Management or U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Their work supports habitat conservation planning, environmental impact assessments, and species recovery programs, indicating a pattern of engagement in mission-critical ecological monitoring rather than broad environmental consulting. Their primary NAICS code, 541990, reflects a niche specialization in professional scientific services outside traditional engineering or environmental consulting, positioning them as a targeted provider of biological research services for federal natural resource agencies. They serve a specialized segment of the federal conservation market, emphasizing field ecology and species-specific science over broad environmental compliance. Conservation Science Global Inc. is a small business organized under the 8H category, headquartered in West Cape May, New Jersey. While no formal government certifications are listed, their ability to secure federal awards indicates operational readiness for federal contracting and adherence to scientific and administrative standards required for federal research projects. Their geographic presence supports coastal and eastern U.S. ecological research initiatives.