About Us

MTM Environmental, LLC (“MTM”) is a certified Woman-Owned Small Business (“WOSB”) environmental consulting firm, with offices in Alabama, Georgia, and Tennessee. Our staff consists of biologists, including a Certified Wildlife Biologist®, a Certified Forester ®/ Registered Forester (AL/GA), a Certified Financial Officer, and several seasonal employees, including foresters, with extensive experience in their respective fields.

We provide a wide range of ecological consulting services for private landowners, land managers, agencies, and organizations. Our work includes wildlife and vegetation surveys, stream sampling, environmental DNA (eDNA) sampling, land management planning, conservation easement and baseline documentation reports, mapping, wetland delineations, environmental site assessments, and drone imagery operations, among other services.

We support clients through document preparation, project and program development and management, and the long-term stewardship of conservation values associated with permanently protected lands. These lands often include working landscapes, scenic resources, wildlife habitat, water resources, and sites of historic significance.

Since our launch in 2021, we have completed projects throughout the Southeast, Midwest, Northeast, and Western United States. Our team has assisted with the protection of more than 15,900 acres and have conducted wildlife sampling across more than 104,000 acres.

Our staff has experience working on private, state, and federal projects. This includes a rare plant survey in Rocky Mountain National Park (2023); avian surveys on state- and federally managed lands in Southern California, Nevada, and Alabama (2024–2025), North Carolina (2025), and Tennessee (2026–2027); and raptor surveys in Colorado (2025) and Wyoming (2026). We have conducted timber stand exams on federal lands in Pennsylvania, Wyoming, and Wisconsin (2024), and Indiana (2026), as well as botanical surveys across North Georgia, New Hampshire, and both northern and southern Alabama (2024–2025).

In 2025, we initiated a multi-year project documenting rare, threatened, and endangered species on a federally managed property in Connecticut, which is continuing into 2026. In 2026, we will also complete a GIS mapping project in North Dakota.

In addition to project-based work, we collaborate with nonprofit organizations and governmental entities on a variety of initiatives, including outreach, education, and grant-supported programs.