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Cultural Resource Team

Meet EOR's Cultural Resource Team

Because Protecting Cultural Resources Takes More Than One Kind of Expertise.

EOR's Cultural Resources Team is led by Meredith Anderson, a Registered Professional Archaeologist since 2010. Meredith works side-by-side with an interdisciplinary team of EOR professionals that include Water Resource and Civil Engineers, Environmental Planners, Biologists, Ecologists, and Hydrologists.  Every team member has hands-on experience with regulatory due diligence, environmental permitting, and development review.  

Why an Integrated Team Makes a Difference

Cultural resources don't exist in isolation. A historic site may sit beside a wetland. A group of archaeological sites may follow a river whose course has shifted over time. A restoration project may touch land that holds deep meaning for a Tribal community.

Project Approach & Understanding:

  • We listen first.
  • We value the knowledge communities hold about their own histories.
  • We allow our depth of experience to shape how we work.
  • We view a project site holistically: a place where natural systems, human history, and community values all meet.
  • We approach every project with diligence, humility, and respect for the historic and cultural places that matter to the people connected to them.

As an Interdisciplinary Team, We Can:

  • Spot cultural resource concerns early,
    while there is still time to adjust site design.

  • Coordinate environmental and cultural permitting together,
    which reduces duplicate efforts and keeps reviews moving.

  • Design creative solutions
    that protect important places and still meet project goals and regulatory compliance.

  • Provide a single, coordinated point of contact
    for complex, multi-agency projects.

Our Wide Range of Partners Include:

  • Public agencies and municipalities
  • Private developers and landowners
  • Federal, state, and local government agencies
  • Environmental and conservation organizations
  • Foundations and non-profit organizations
  • Native American Tribes, First Nations, and Tribal communities

EOR's Cultural Resource Services:

The regulations governing cultural and environmental resources can be complex, nuanced, and shifting. EOR's specialists work closely with federal, state, and local agencies, Tribal governments and representatives, and community stakeholders to guide you through the process and to help you build sustainable, practical strategies to manage risk on projects of any size. See EOR's Cultural Resources Management Services for more details.


Ready to Talk About Your Project?

Contact EOR's cultural resources team lead to learn how we can help you plan with confidence and care.
Meredith Anderson / cultural.resources@eorinc.com

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See More of Our Projects

Examples above represent just a small sampling of our projects.

See a larger range of EOR’s projects here