Happenings
Municipal Revitalization in Massachusetts: BSC Group Helping Communities Thrive
BSC is excited to share our Project Spotlight on municipal revitalization in Massachusetts. Cities and towns across the Commonwealth are investing in safer streets, walkable downtowns, and enjoyable public spaces that strengthen local identity. BSC brings together municipal engineering, planning, and community engagement to help communities turn big goals into built projects. From early feasibility…Read More
BSC Group Announces Stephen Lindsay as Bat Survey & Regulatory Services Manager
BSC Group is pleased to announce that Stephen Lindsay is stepping into the role of Bat Survey & Regulatory Services Manager, effective January 2026. A trusted leader within our ecological services team, Stephen brings over 13 years of experience and a long track record of technical excellence to this new position. Stephen leads BSC's bat…Read More
BSC Group Receives 2025 APA-MA Sustainability & Resiliency Award
BSC Group was honored to attend the American Planning Association Massachusetts Chapter (APA-MA) Award Luncheon, where our project, Building Community Resilience Through Planting Miyawaki Forests in Worcester, received the 2025 APA-MA Sustainability & Resiliency Award. In 2024, our team designed and planted two Miyawaki Forests in Worcester, Massachusetts to support the City's goal of strengthening…Read More
BSC Group’s Diana Walden Elected President of AMWS
BSC Group is proud to announce that Senior Ecologist, Diana Walden has been elected President of the Association of Massachusetts Wetland Scientists (AMWS). Diana brings more than 25 years of experience in wetland ecology, wildlife conservation, and environmental permitting, and her appointment reflects her long-standing commitment to advancing wetland science across Massachusetts. Diana has been deeply…Read More
BSC Group Welcomes Ella Duncan to the GIS Team
BSC Group is pleased to announce that Ella Duncan has joined our GIS Team as the newest full-time member of the department. Ella previously interned with BSC's ecological services group, where she supported fieldwork and environmental compliance monitoring under the guidance of senior staff. Her strong analytical mindset, curiosity, and dedication to environmental stewardship were…Read More
Coastal Resilience in Action: Building Stronger Coastlines
Across New England, rising seas, erosion, and stronger storms are reshaping our coastlines. At BSC Group, we're meeting these challenges head-on with innovative, nature-based coastal solutions that protect infrastructure, restore ecosystems, and strengthen communities. BSC's Coastal Team blends the expertise of our scientists, engineers, and planners to deliver projects that go beyond protection - they…Read More
Celebrating National STEM Day
The Monarch and the Mission The monarch butterfly is more than a pollinator. It's a symbol of transformation, balance, and connection. At BSC, those same principles guide how we unite science, technology, engineering, and design to create resilient communities and healthier ecosystems. Our planners shape landscapes that connect people and nature. Our engineers build systems…Read More
Coastal Engineering and Resilience Experts – Meet BSC’s Coastal Team
At BSC Group, we are proud to spotlight our Coastal Team - a diverse group of scientists, engineers, and resilience planners dedicated to protecting and enhancing our coastal environments. From restoring vital habitats to designing resilient infrastructure, our team blends science, engineering, and community insight to deliver innovative solutions where land meets water. Our coastal…Read More
BSC Group Ranked Among Massachusetts’ Largest Landscape Architecture Firms by Boston Business Journal
BSC Group is proud to announce that we've been ranked #8 on the Boston Business Journal's 2024 List of Largest Landscape Architecture Firms in Massachusetts. This recognition highlights the talent and dedication of our landscape architecture team, whose work spans communities across the Commonwealth - from vibrant urban parks and complete streets to resilient waterfronts…Read MorePages: