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Brice Environmental’s Sr. Archaeologist, Ned Gaines was recently featured in an article titled Where Aviation Meets Archaeology published by the Federal Aviation Administration on November 24, 2020, on Medium. A great read, the article highlights Ned’s notable archaeological accomplishments on an FAA environmental project that Brice performed in the Aleutian Islands in the summer of Read More

On June 30, 2020, after three decades of leadership, Brice Environmental’s longest employee and leader, Craig Jones, officially retired as President. However, Craig will remain involved as a Senior Technical Advisor focused primarily on Brice’s growing PFAS Program. Ceremoniously, we couldn’t let him go from his long-time role without a casual and informal “exit” interview Read More

Last summer, two Brice field teams mobilized to simultaneously execute an environmental project for the Federal Aviation Administration at sites located on three different islands in the Aleutian Island Archipelago of Alaska. Perhaps this sounds like just another day in the life of Brice. But the twist to this story is that these two teams Read More

Brice’s Wake Island Program was one of few active sites when COVID-19 became a public health crisis and upended the solid waste removal project. Daily updates from the DoD and the Air Force began to flood email inboxes with new requirements and protocols to ensure the health and safety of everyone working on Wake island. Read More

This past February, a team of four Brice staff led by Environmental Scientist, Ryan Rapuzzi, flew north of Anchorage to establish a couple of ice fishing tents on two, 20-acre ponds in Nome, Alaska. But this was no fishing expedition with the goal to return home with coolers full of catch. Rather, the Brice team Read More