KLAMATH WILDLIFE RESOURCES

Klamath Wildlife Resources specializes in environmental consulting and ecological survey services for federal land management agencies, with deep expertise in biological assessments, wildlife monitoring, and forest support activities. The firm conducts field-based ecological surveys for sensitive species, including bats and other protected fauna, and delivers compliance-driven biological assessment reports essential for NEPA and ESA compliance. Their technical capabilities include habitat characterization, species identification, survey protocol design, and cultural resource coordination within forested and riparian ecosystems. A key differentiator is their hands-on field implementation in complex terrestrial environments, particularly in California’s ecologically sensitive regions, ensuring data accuracy and regulatory alignment for federal permitting processes. The contractor maintains a consistent relationship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the Department of the Interior, delivering ecological services that support land use planning, forest management, and protected area conservation. For USDA, they execute biological assessments and forest support activities tied to land management initiatives; for the Interior, they conduct priority species monitoring on National Park and Bureau of Land Management lands. Their work is mission-critical to agency efforts to balance resource use with species protection under federal environmental statutes. Their primary focus lies in NAICS 541620 (Environmental Consulting Services), where they provide scientific data collection, impact analysis, and regulatory documentation. Secondary work in NAICS 115310 (Support Activities for Forestry) reflects direct field operations supporting forest health and land stewardship programs. This positions them as a niche provider for science-based, field-intensive environmental services within federal natural resource management. Klamath Wildlife Resources is a small business based in Redding, California, operating under a 2J entity structure. While currently un-certified under federal small business programs, their geographic presence in Northern California provides strategic access to key federal land units and ecological zones. Their operational model is grounded in localized ecological knowledge and on-the-ground execution, making them a trusted partner for agencies requiring precise, compliant environmental field services in the Western U.S.