MOTHER EARTH ENGINEERING IS A WOMAN-OWNED LICENSED CIVIL + ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING COMPANY BASED IN HUMBOLDT COUNTY, CALIFORNIA.

We offer Civil and environmental engineering design and implementation

 

RURAL land developmenT

HYDROLOGY + WATERSHED RESTORATION

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RENEWABLE ENERGY SYSTEMS + ENERGY EFFICIENCY

 

We have extensive experience in developing and managing projects in land development, hydrology, watershed restoration, renewable energy systems, energy efficiency, water and wastewater systems and more.  For our full list of services, check out our services page.

 
 

Founded in 2016 by Kendra Miers, PE Mother Earth Engineering is one of the first female-led environmental consulting firms in Humboldt County.  Get to know our team!

 

Our Partners

 

Mother Earth Engineering is proud to be a member of local and international organizations focusing on building a cleaner and greener world. We hold multiple professional and business certificates and work interdependently with state and federal agencies to ensure that our projects meet the highest industry standards. Learn more about our network and resources. 

 

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MEE’s @risa.sonrisa repping our truckers and armed with all of the field essentials 🧰 💪 #womenatwork #womeninengineering #offtowork #theessentials #workinnature #environmentalist #motherearthengineering
Baby Arrow's first site visit at 11 weeks with mom Kendra and Dennis, civil engineers at MEE. Collecting data for an R2 soil report and site drainage design at the Van Duzen River. #momengineer #civilengineers #vanduzenriver #humboldt #babywearing
Little visitors in the office today! Exploring all the fun nooks in our new office space. If you haven’t checked out our new spot, stop by! #teachthemyoung #motherearth #workplacewellness #arcata #humboldt #workandplay #motherearthengineering
Fieldwork today in an awesome spot in Freshwater. Ancient redwood tree burl onsite that was at least 16 feet across. Flashback to 1,000 years ago. Humboldt loggers in the early days with a redwood of almost the same diameter. 🌲🕰 . . #pastmeetspres