CLIENT: AJM was Sub-Contracted to Support the Coastal GasLink Pipeline

AJM provided strategic senior professional support to the Coastal GasLink Project from 2019 - 2021. As a sub-contractor, AJM fisheries staff developed management plans in support of federal regulatory reviews (Fisheries Act), including instream blasting (use of explosives), beaver dam removal and end-of-pipe screening.

AJM also provided senior review of the Project’s Request for Review packages submitted to Fisheries and Oceans Canada and provided support to project compensation planning.

The Coastal GasLink Project is a 219 mm (48 inch NPS) O.D. pipeline which transports natural gas for approximately 670 km from approximately 40 km west of Dawson Creek, British Columbia (BC) to the LNG Canada Development Inc. (LNG Canada) liquefied natural gas (LNG) export facility (LNG Canada export facility), near Kitimat, BC.

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Pipeline Post-Construction Monitoring

AJM was contracted by a major North American energy infrastructure company to provide post-construction wildlife monitoring services for a pipeline in northern BC for five years. The pipeline is a British Columbia Energy Regulator (BCER) regulated project.

The scope of work provided by AJM includes remote camera monitoring, aerial monitoring (helicopter surveys), LiDAR and 360° imagery, ground-based vegetation monitoring, data analysis and reporting. 

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Electrofishing Technical Instruction & Certification

Since 2010, AJM’s Senior Fisheries Biologist has provided technical instruction of a WorkSafeBC approved certification-level backpack electrofishing course to over 500 students, First Nations members, as well as staff from government, non-profit, consulting and industry sectors throughout Alberta, British Columbia and the Northwest Territories. Instruction of the Electrofishing Certification Program, on behalf of the Natural Resources Training Group (and prior to that the Natural Resources Extension Program of Vancouver Island University), has included theory and practical components focusing on the safe and effective application of electricity for the capture of live fish specimens in support of inventory, salvage, or research programs.