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Edgewise Environmental
edgewise environmental ltd. has been established as canada’s first environmental mitigation training company focused in marine mammal and seabird survey monitoring and underwater noise. there exists a gap within the market of mitigation training and accreditation within canada and edgewise is seeking to assert itself as the leader. with the largest coastline in the world we believe canada should be at the forefront of environmental protection and survey monitoring, especially as it relates to oil and gas activities. we acknowledge that today, corporate social responsibility dictates a commitment to protect both people and the environment within sustainable development projects. edgewise provides the most current information and instruction to ensure that our trainees and clients are prepared to meet the challenges posed by these commitments, through enhanced understanding of risk and improved mitigation solutions. visit our website to browse our suite of courses.
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Where is Edgewise Environmental located?
Edgewise Environmental's headquarters is located at Canada
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Edgewise Environmental's official website is edgewiseenvironmental.com
How many employees does Edgewise Environmental have?
Edgewise Environmental has 2 employees
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Edgewise Environmental is in the industry of: Environmental Services
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