
Geneviève Boisjoli
Team Leader, Natural Environment
Industrial projects operate within increasingly defined environmental boundaries, where biodiversity and ecosystem integrity shape both opportunity and constraint. Integrating these considerations into project decisions is essential to ensuring sustainable, resilient outcomes. Doing so requires translating environmental considerations into practical, site-adapted actions throughout the project life cycle.
Your operational reality
Beyond regulatory requirements, projects must navigate ecological constraints in the field, where evolving site conditions, sensitive habitats and species presence can directly influence execution. Managing these factors requires informed, on-the-ground expertise to avoid, minimize and adapt to impacts throughout the project life cycle.



BBA's approach
Through field-based ecological expertise, multidisciplinary integration and strong local presence, we support industrial projects, from planning through to execution, in a way that reflects real environmental conditions.
BBA combines deep expertise with proximity to the field, ensuring the right knowledge is applied where and when it matters most, including:
The result is support that is both technically rigorous and grounded in project conditions.
We adopt a collaborative approach from the earliest stages, partnering with our clients to anticipate challenges. This includes:
It looks like clear indicators that are tracked over time and tied directly to site-level actions. We translate ecological data into actionable mitigation, offsetting and restoration strategies designed to deliver results you can measure and report on. In practice, this involves:
Yes, and the key is integrating environmental work into project schedules from the start, rather than addressing it sequentially. We work alongside engineering and project teams to adapt designs, align timelines and minimize trade-offs. This is done by:
For most organizations, the gap is not in the commitment; it's in the translation. We help structure biodiversity considerations into decision-making frameworks, linking field realities to strategic objectives and reporting needs. This is implemented by:
We don’t just assess ecosystems. We translate them into clear constraints, actionable decisions and long-term performance for our clients. We view our clients as true partners, fully integrated into how we work. This approach helps maximize the value of each project while building lasting relationships grounded in trust and respect.
Our team
