| Our
Service Areas
At the base
of all Resource Dimensions work
are two elements – people
and their environment - be it built,
natural or somewhere in between,
as in the case of industrial and
agricultural lands. Often referred
to as the human dimension of resource
management, the overarching objective
is to analyze behavioral aspects
of resource use, public values relative
to environmental goods and services,
and policy decision-making within
this context. Representing mainline
disciplines such as economics, land
use planning, resource management,
law, social psychology, geography,
ecology, agriculture, political
science, anthropology, finance and
marketing, we have conducted hundreds
of projects in the U.S. and abroad
over the past two decades.
Because each
project is unique, it is rare that
any two projects require the same
combination of services. Our most
frequently requested services include:
Depending
on the scope and nature of the project,
clients may choose to use individual
services, or to work across service
areas to meet specific project needs. |
