About

• Lisa Romero, a professional biologist, is an environmental impact assessment, regulatory process  and permitting specialist with close to 30 years of experience navigating regulatory processes.
• Ms. Romero's work has included technical assessments, engagement with First Nations and agencies, environmental risk evaluation,  due diligence reviews,  strategic regulatory planning and project management .
• Her projects have included mines, port development, liquified natural gas facilities, marine cables, wind energy, hydro power, water supply, waste water, resorts and highways.
• Lisa also completes aquatic assessments, habitat compensation and enhancement works.
• Projects have been located primarily in British Columbia with others in Yukon, Northwest Territories, Nunavut and Manitoba.

As a key resource to your project  team, I am committed to providing the following services  efficiently and with a high standard of quality:

• Environmental risk evaluation
• Development of regulatory strategies and ongoing strategic regulatory support
• Environmental impact assessment
• Environmental permitting
• Aquatic assessments and approvals
• Engagement with agencies
• Engagement with First Nations
• Environmental management during project construction and operations
• Due diligence reviews

Sectors include:

• Mining and quarrying
• Transportation
• Power
• Communications
• Natural gas
• Water supply and waste water

Recent clients and projects include: 

• Vancouver Fraser Port Authority - currently supporting the First Nations engagement during planning for Roberts Bank Terminal 2 construction
• Skeena Gold and Silver - Completed components of the Environmental Assessment and Mines Act Amendment  for the Eskay Creek Revitalization Project 
• Connected Coast - Conducted First Nations engagement and permitting for this marine fibre-optic cable system along the BC coast
• Responsible for First Nations engagement during creation of the Seaweed Industry Development Plan for the Mount Waddington Regional District