Envirosurvey Inc.

Envirosurvey Inc. is a Puerto Rico-based minority-owned nonprofit organization founded in 2001 that specializes in environmental conservation, habitat restoration, and natural resource management. The organization, headquartered in San Juan, Puerto Rico, provides technical assistance and implementation services to the federal government primarily through cooperative agreements focused on ecosystem restoration and species conservation. With team members possessing over 20 years of combined experience in forest management, agroforestry, habitat restoration, endangered species recovery, and protected area management, Envirosurvey Inc. serves as a critical partner to federal agencies in executing landscape-level conservation initiatives across Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands.

Envirosurvey Inc. has received nine federal grant awards as a prime awardee, all structured as cooperative agreements funded by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Region 4 and the Natural Resources Conservation Service. The organization's work encompasses habitat restoration for federally listed and at-risk species, including the endangered Puerto Rican parrot, threatened elfin-woods warbler, and endemic Atlantea tulita (harlequin butterfly), as well as rare plant species such as Goetzea elegans, Calyptronoma rivalis, and Magnolia portoricensis. Envirosurvey Inc. has executed conservation practices on private lands throughout Puerto Rico's karst, volcanic serpentine, and agricultural regions, establishing landowner agreements to implement shade-grown coffee restoration, native forest enhancement, pollinator habitat creation, and erosion control measures. The organization conducts outreach workshops and produces educational materials to engage private landowners in habitat restoration activities, propagates and plants native trees and shrubs for reintroduction programs, provides technical assistance in evaluating property viability for conservation initiatives under programs such as the Joint Chiefs Landscape Restoration Partnership, and contributes to agroforestry design tools for the Caribbean region. Grant awards have ranged from $50,000 in federal funding plus in-kind contributions to $140,250, with project completion dates extending through September 2027, demonstrating sustained federal investment in Envirosurvey Inc.'s conservation expertise.