public outreach and interpretation

primary navigation Skip to main content Delivering Trusted Cultural Resource Expertise Since 1979 Far Western is a leading cultural resources management firm providing cost-effective project management, innovative studies, specialists, and consultants. We excel in federal, state, and local environmental planning compliance through our expertise in CRM, archaeology, paleontology, tribal coordination, GIS and analytical data management, and other scientific services. We team with private industry, universities, government agencies, tribal organizations, and non-profits to support responsible environmental review and compliance. Discover What We Offer our services Want to Work With Us? Reach Out for a Quote. Team with Far Western Services QUICKLINKS Statement of Qualifications GSA Contracting Current On-Call List Contact Us Awards CONTACT US Main Office – Davis, CA (530) 756-3941 Bay Area.

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Archaeobotanical analysisArtifact analysis and collections managementBioarchaeologyData recovery excavationEffects mitigationEnvironmental planning supportEvaluation and testingFlotation processinggeoarchaeologyGIS and cartographyHistorical archaeologyInventory monitoringpaleontologySensitivity and constraints studiesTribal liaisonUnderwater archaeologyXRF lab and sourcing studies

Hunter Research, a Mead & Hunt Company, is a cultural resource consulting firm founded in 1986 and based in Trenton, New Jersey. It provides a full range of cultural resource services to public and private clients throughout the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast United States, including historical and archival research, archaeology, historic architectural survey and evaluation, preservation planning, National Register nominations, and public outreach through interpretive signs, exhibits, and educational programs.

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archaeological investigationbattlefield surveys and delineationsGIS mappingHABS/HAER documentationhistorical and archival researchhistoric architectural survey and evaluationhistoric cemetery identification, analysis, and reintermenthistoric resource management planningNational Register nominationsPhase I-Phase III archaeological studiespreservation planningSection 106 and 110 compliancetribal consultationviewshed analysis