CSA Ocean Sciences Inc.

CSA is delighted to announce that our Trinidad and Tobago office was recently recognized by the The Energy Chamber of Trinidad and Tobago for our unwavering commitment to HSE Excellence in the oil & gas industry. This prestigious award was presented during the Trinidad & Tobago Energy Conference 2025, which took place from the 10–12 February at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, Port of Spain. CSA’s local team was in attendance to celebrate this milestone achievement, led by CEO Candice Leung Chee (pictured front, right). We are honored to have received this award with our valued clients in attendance. #oilgas #OffshoreEnergy #HSE

We're all set up and ready to go! Our booth is officially complete at the T&T Energy Conference 2025, and we are excited to connect with industry leaders, innovators, and fellow professionals. Stop by to meet our team, explore our innovative solutions, and discuss how we can collaborate. See you soon! #seathedifference #offshoreenergy

Subject matter experts Deborah Kilbane and Melanie Cahill from CSA Ocean Sciences will be in attendance at the 38th Annual National Conference on Beach Preservation Technology hosted by the Florida Shore & Beach Preservation Association. Additionally, team members from CSA’s sister companies Bluefield Geoservices, represented by Mike Fearn, and Morgan & Eklund, represented by David Coggin will be in attendance. All are excited to discuss the latest projects and applications being applied to coastal conservation projects. To find out more about CSA, visit: https://bit.ly/3Xvgy3H #seathedifference #portsandcoastal #conservation #fsbpa

CSA Project Scientist Eugenia Thomas recently presented at the 17th Deep-Sea Biology Symposium held in Hong Kong, China between January 12–17, 2025. Eugenia is currently pursuing a Master of Philosophy in Deep-sea Biology at the University of the West Indies, St. Augustine. At the conference, she presented her thesis results on deep-sea wood falls off Montserrat, which serve as vital habitats for biodiversity. Her research enhances understanding of Montserrat's deep ocean and the Caribbean, an under-explored region due to limited resources and capacity. Eugenia’s research and conference attendance were made possible through the support of the University of the West Indies, St. Augustine Campus, SpeSeas, Our Shared Ocean program, and a Pew Marine Fellowship. "My experience at the conference was truly enriching. I was immersed in cutting-edge research and inspiring discussions, and I connected with experts in my field. The knowledge I gained will be invaluable in my career at CSA, enhancing our ability to conduct marine environmental studies in deepwater environments,” shared Eugenia. To find out more about CSA Ocean Sciences, visit: https://www.csaocean.com/ #seathedifference #oceanscience #marinesurvey #deepsea

Vice President Chris Echols and Vice President Jodi Harney visit with Mike Ellis of Subsea7 on Day 2 of the Floating Wind Solutions Conference in Houston. Come see us in Booth 807 before it wraps up on Friday! #seathedifference #floatingwind #offshore

CSA Ocean Sciences (Trinidad) Ltd. will be participating as an exhibitor at the Trinidad and Tobago Energy Conference 2025. The conference, scheduled for February 10–12, 2025 in Port of Spain, Trinidad, is themed “Investing for the Future." CSA will be showcasing its marine environmental capabilities for the offshore energy sector. To engage with our team and learn more, visit us at Booth I. #oceanenergy #seathedifference #marinesurvey

CSA believes in strong community participation on scales large and small. This past Saturday, January 11, three CSA family members kicked off our 2025 commitment to community involvement by running a 5K at the Kiplinger Conservancy in support of the Treasure Coast Wildlife Center. CSA’s Health and Safety Manager Stephanie Urquhart was joined by Jodi Harney, CSA’s Vice President of Energy, and Mike Fearn of CSA’s geotechnical sister company, Bluefield Geoservices, to run newly opened trails surrounding a gopher tortoise preserve in Palm City, Florida. Braving chilly rain, the CSA team showed that even small actions can make a difference. The Treasure Coast Wildlife Center plays a vital role in protecting local wildlife and habitats, and we're proud to support their mission. Learn more about the Treasure Coast Wildlife Center at https://www.tcwild.org/ and the Kiplinger Conservancy at https://lnkd.in/gkxR9829. Stay tuned for pictures of CSA’s participation in the 3rd Annual American Offshore Energy Clay Shoot in Houston in February!

CSA Ocean Sciences is excited to kick off the New Year by participating in Floating Wind Solutions 2025, from January 15-17 at the Marriott Marquis in Houston, Texas. We invite you to visit Dr. Jodi Harney, CSA's Vice President of Energy, and Mr. Chris Echols, Vice President of Commercial Operations, at booth 807. At CSA, we recognize the importance of staying at the forefront of innovation. We are committed to advancing the latest platforms, employing skilled personnel, and utilizing cutting-edge software analytics to provide best-in-class survey and environmental capabilities for our clients in the defense, energy, and scientific sectors. Floating Wind Solutions offers an excellent opportunity for professionals involved in or exploring floating wind technology to connect. The event facilitates networking with experienced professionals and provides insights into available technical solutions and supply chain innovations. If you plan to attend the show, please connect with Jodi Harney or Chris Echols, or email us at [email protected] to learn how CSA can provide unparalleled experience and expertise for your project. #seathedifference #offshorerenewables #offshorewind

We are excited to announce that CSA Ocean Sciences’ (CSA) Fisheries Ecologist Jenna O'del will be attending the Southern New England Chapter of the American Fisheries Society (AFS) winter 2025 meeting next week, January 15, in New Bedford, MA. Jenna will be presenting some important work carried out by CSA over the last 18 months to evaluate the habitat enhancement effects of Nature-Inclusive Design Materials proposed for cable and scour protection around offshore wind turbines. The initial findings were previously presented by the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) at the national AFS meeting (https://lnkd.in/efx5fyuA), but the regional focus of next week’s meet will extend these key learnings to new audiences, including port authorities along the New England coast where there are several offshore wind projects in progress. #seathedifference #fisheries #marinescience

From all of us at CSA we would like to wish everyone a safe and joyous holiday season. Thank you for your continued support. We look forward to working with everyone in 2025!