As Trutta’s service portfolio continues to grow, the diversity of organizations hiring us continues to grow.  We have excellent relationships with our clients and continue to do repeat business with them. For example, we have worked with:

 Federal organizations:

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, National Park Service, U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Tennessee Valley Authority, Oak Ridge National Laboratory.

State organizations:

Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation, Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency, Hawaii Division of Aquatic Resources, Hawaii Commission on Water Resource Management, Nebraska Game and Fish Commission.

Municipalities:

City of Cleveland, TN;  City of Athens, TN

Non-profits:

The Nature Conservancy, Bishop Museum, Trout Unlimited, Greater Nashville Resource Council, South Central TN Development District

Utilities:

Alabama Power Company, Kauai Island Utility Corporation, Columbia Power & Water Systems

Private sector companies:

Alabama Graphite Company, CH2MHill, PBS&J Consultants, Joule Group, Wilson Akamoto & Associates, Volkert Inc., O’brien and Gere

Legal sector groups:

Southern Environmental Law Center

 

Trutta’s strength is the ability to survey traditionally inaccessible areas and entire watersheds.  Whether we’re surveying headwater streams overgrown with brush, or larger streams that can go for miles with no bridge or road access, the HDSS system records geo-referenced, high-definition video and associated bathymetric and water quality data that can be reviewed repeatedly back at the office.  Trutta processes the huge amount of field data it collects into useful information that shows watershed managers and stakeholders what is actually going on in their watershed without requiring them to visit each site.  Having a more complete set of quality field data results in more effective and confident water management decisions.