Below you will
find information on some of the services we can provide, including a few
case studies. View our Client List to learn
more about our diversity of projects, clients, and services.
Increasingly lake residents
and government officials are appreciating the value of environmental
stewardship. Cedar Eden Environmental, LLC was established in order
to provide personalized assistance to those seeking to preserve the
environment for future generations. When you work with Cedar Eden Environmental,
LLC, you work directly with experts in the field -- experts who
share your love and concern for the environment.
Michael Martin, president
of Cedar Eden Environmental, LLC, is a Certified Lake Manager (one of
only 51 in the nation) and has over 17 years of experience in lake and
watershed management & water quality projects throughout the northeast
and beyond. He is a regional director and board member for the North
American Lake Management Society (NALMS), and former board member
for the NYS Federation of Lake Associations. He is the recipient of
the 2001 Technical Excellence Award for
Public Education and Research from NALMS at their annual conference
in Madison, WI, primarily for his work over the past ten years on helping
preserve Adirondack lakes.
Cedar Eden Environmental,
LLC has a full range of the latest field equipment, hardware, and software
to complete your lake water quality or watershed management project.
Working with research, management
and control of nonindigenous aquatic species since the mid-1980s. Experienced
in the design, implementation and management of Integrated Aquatic Plant
Management Programs. Major ongoing current projects include the aquatic
plant management program at Minerva Lake, NY and the Eurasian milfoil
management programs at Upper Saranac Lake, Mountain View Lake and Indian
Lake, NY.
Adirondack Lakes Aquatic
Plant Mapping - conducted aquatic plant mapping programs on
numerous lakes in the Adirondack Park, including 80+ lakes & ponds
in the Upper Saranac Lake watershed/canoe area, Big Wolf Pond, Upper
Saranac Lake, Mount Arab Lake, Eagle Crag Lake, Gull Pond, Mountain
View & Indian Lakes, and Upper & Lower Chateaugay Lakes.
Chateaugay Lakes Aquatic
Plant Mapping and Management Plan Development - aquatic plant
mapping of Upper & Lower Chateaugay Lakes and the Narrows in northern
NY and development of an aquatic plant management plan. Made extensive
use of infrared aerial photography and GIS technologies to develop the
aquatic plant distribution maps.
Minerva Lake Integrated
Aquatic Plant Management Plan & Permits - development and
on-going implementation (since 1994) of an integrated plan to control
excessive aquatic vegetation in Minerva Lake, NY. Plan incorporates
winter water level drawdown with an annual aquatic mapping and assessment
program. Obtained two consecutive Adirondack Park Agency Permits for
aquatic plant control.
Mountain View &
Indian Lakes Integrated Aquatic Plant Management Plan & Permit
- development and implementation of an integrated plan to control Eurasian
milfoil in Mountain View & Indian Lakes, NY. Obtained a 10-year
Adirondack Park Agency Permit for Eurasian milfoil control.
Environmental Permitting and
Site Review
Lake & Watershed Management Plans Water Quality Monitoring
Lake Restoration Plans
Responsible
for the design, implementation and management of federal, state and
locally funded diagnostic-feasibility studies and restoration projects
in Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, New Hampshire, West Virginia,
Delaware, and Indiana.
Performed Diagnostic-Feasibility
(Detailed Lake & Watershed Management) Studies on numerous lakes
and ponds, including:
Delaware: Silver Lake
Indiana: Adams Lake, Atwood
Lake, Ball Lake, Dallas Lake, Hackenburg Lake, Martin Lake, Messick
Lake, Olin Lake, Oliver Lake, Westler Lake, Witmer Lake, Goose Lake,
Loon Lake
New Hampshire: Kezar Lake,
French Pond, & Keyser Pond, plus lake assessments on over 100
other lakes & ponds
New Jersey: Franklin Lake,
Pohotcong (Tuckerton) Lake, Manahawkin Lake, Blackwood Lake, Weequahic
Lake, Paulinskill Lake, Strawbridge Lakes (3 lakes), Sylvan Lakes
(Upper and Lower), Woodbury Lake
New York: Amber Lake,
Big Moose Lake, Big Wolf Lake, Clear Pond, Jordon Lake, Little Jordon
Lake, Indian Lake, Minerva Lake, Mountain View Lake, Lake Neatahwanta,
Rainbow Lake, Rondax Lake, Silver Lake, Upper Saranac Lake
Pennsylvania: Lake Nockamixon,
Lake Wallenpaupack, Lake Jean, Lake Ontelaunee, Lake Galena
Virginia: Chesdin Lake,
Rivanna Reservoir, City of Richmond Lakes (5 urban lakes)
West Virginia: Mountwood
Park Lake
first row photos by Mathew H.
Martin
Water Quality Trend Analysis
Pike
County PA Long-Term Water Quality Trend Analysis - Client: Pike
County Conservation District. Organized 10 years of water quality data
for 56 stream stations (chemistry & macroinvertebrate) in Pike County
and conducted a long-term water quality trends analysis. Cedar Eden
Environmental, LLC also prepared GIS trend graphs, educational Powerpoint
presentation, and web pages for the PCCD website
to showcase the results of the study.
Hamilton County NY
Long-Term Water Quality Trend Analysis - Client: Hamilton County
Soil & Water Conservation District. Organized 6 years of water quality
data for 21 lakes in Hamilton County and conducted a long-term water
quality trends analysis. Sophisticated trends analyses and statistical
evaluations were performed on the data to develop relationships between
various water quality and environmental parameters. Our trend analyses
included an examination of both temporal and spatial trends for individual
lakes, between lakes, and aggregated for the County.
Lake Wallenpaupack
PA Long-Term Water Quality Trend Analysis - Client: F. X. Browne,
Inc. for Lake Wallenpaupack Watershed Management District. Organized
20 years of water quality data for five stations in Lake Wallenpaupack
and conducted a long-term water quality trends analysis. Sophisticated
trends analyses and statistical evaluations were performed on the data
to develop relationships between various water quality and environmental
parameters.
Water Quality Modeling/TMDLs
Stream modeling of dissolved
oxygen and effluent plume concentrations
DOBAL, UPLUME, UDKHDEN
Development of watershed
pollutant loading budgets & TMDLs
USLE/RUSLE, UAL, AGNPS,
BASINS
Prediction of lake response
to eutrophication, acidification, and restoration