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RDI Resource Design Inc - Company Profile

RDI is an independent professional consulting firm widely recognized as a leader in the fields of 3-D visualization and visual /ecological landscape design planning.

We have been delivering visual quality solutions, based on the best and most current practices, to the forest industry, alternative energy sector, primary energy sector and other natural resource organizations since 1996.

Registered Professional Forester - Association of BC Forest Professionals; Member: Western Forestry Contractors Association; Safe Certified by the BC Forest Safety Council.

News: RDI has recently joined/endorsed the World Scientists' Warning to Humanity at the website of the Alliance of World Scientists at www.scientistswarning.org. This diverse organization is a global constituency for united action comprised of individuals and organizations concerned about the future of humanity and life on Earth. The 2019 article published in BIOSCIENCE can be downloaded here: https://www.scientistswarning.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/SW-Climate-Emergency.pdf. Please consider joining and spreading the call.

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RDI's Fields of Endeavour

Environmental Assessment

Visual Impact Assessment and Planning

Windfarms
Forestry
Transmission
Oil and Gas
Micro-hydro

Integrated Visual Design / Total Resource Planning

Visual Resource Strategies, Practices, and Guidelines

Visual Landscape Inventory

Information and Technology Transfer

Professional Reviews, Audits, Determinations

Expert Testimony, Investigations

Research in Visual Management and Planning

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Landforms with Multiple Visual Quality Objectives

The British Columbia Ministry of Forest, Lands, Natural Resource Operation and rural Devevelopment (FLNRORD) is responsible for Visual Resource Management. The Ministry has issued training guidance when dealing with landforms containing more than a single VQO. Each VQO should be met according to their placement.