About

Ms. Gloshinski has extensive experience in the areas of wetland identification and delineation, environmental impact analysis and assessment, and permit acquisition and compliance.   She has also provided Expert Testimony to various municipalities regarding environmental studies she performed.

Ms. Gloshinski is responsible for the completion of all projects as well as administrative work involving business development, cost tracking, and coordination of work with clients and subconsultants.    She has over 38 years experience in the environmental field.   Ms. Gloshinski’s prior experience in the environmental field has included working for consulting environmental and engineering firms, and she has been involved in managing several large highway and private development projects involving wetland delineation, wildlife assessments, environmental impact assessments, environmental permitting and wetland mitigation design.

Ms. Gloshinski is cognizant of the New Jersey Freshwater Wetland Protection Act Rules and Regulations, as well as the U.S. Army corps of Engineers regulations under Section 404 of the Clean Water Act.   She has the expertise and experience in preparing Letter of Interpretation Applications, General Permits, Individual Freshwater Wetland and State Open Water Fill Permits, and Transition Area Waivers.   She has been involved in the preparation of wetland mitigation plans, including site selection, planting design and specifications, as well as preparing Monitoring and Maintenance reports for Wetland mitigation projects.   She has worked on several stream restoration and habitat enhancement projects with NRCS and USFWS.  She also has worked with several clients in the due diligence phase of real estate transactions to identify environmental constraints that may impact the development potential and value of the property.   Ms. Gloshinski has established contacts with the regulatory community at both the Federal and State Levels through her involvement in various projects over the years.

Projects have involved clients from County and Local governments agencies; private industry;  real estate developers; and single family home owners.

Ms. Gloshinski also works with the Land Conservancy of New Jersey where she utilizes her land use background and assists the Land Trust as well as several towns in preserving open space and farmland.  This work involves grant submissions to NJDEP Green Acres Program, as well as County Open Space Programs.  She has prepared Recreation and Open Space Inventories (ROSI’s) for various towns as part of the grant submissions.   She also works with the State Agricultural Development Committee on farmland preservation projects.   She has worked with the Highlands Council, obtaining approvals for a Highland Permit 1 for stream restoration and habitat enhancement work, and has helped develop a Critical Habitat and Management Plan for the Borough of Kinnelon.