To drill for natural gas, you need well pads. And to build those, you have to disturb the land. Typically, the soil is left nearby in something called a soil stockpile, waiting to be used when the land is ready to be restored. “But there’s not really been anything to see how long soil stockpiles…
Hosts Fran Chismar and Tom Knezick reconnect with Dr. Michael Curran (Owner – Abnova Ecological Solutions) to talk about what has happened in his life since his last visit to the podcast a year ago. Topics include work in the NJ Meadowlands, being an expert witness, pipeline work in PA, Exciting work by Dr. Douglas…
In the latest episode of “Wild Things & Wild Places,” Joshua Coursey sits down with Dr. Michael Curran, the visionary ecologist behind Abnova Ecological Solutions, on a journey through Wyoming’s ecological landscape.
Abnova Ecological Solutions’ work has been featured in Reasons To Be Cheerful in an article titled Counting Bugs to Save Birds. Journalist Nicole Pollack covers the work of Abnova Ecological Solutions‘ Michael Curran. For the past several years, Dr. Curran has studied how ecosystem services respond to reclamation efforts in Wyoming’s natural gas fields. As…
Abnova Ecological Solutions’ Michael Curran will speak at the Petroleum Association of Wyoming’s 15th Annual Wildlife and Reclamation Conference in Casper, WY on 6 December 2023. The talk will be titled “A holistic approach to reclamation research in Sublette County’s natural gas fields.” Add Your Heading Text Here
