Habitat Consultancy
The Heard Natural Habitat Consultancy provides commercial
and residential developers, builders, landscapers and landowners
qualified experts in property design for environmental quality
and the improvement of wildlife habitat.
Services
- Flora and fauna surveys
- Wildlife conflict resolution
- Site analysis
- Xeriscape design
- Habitat quality evaluation (a detailed survey of the property
used to evaluate the overall functional ability and health of the
ecosystem)
- Plant placement and basic design principles
- Design wildlife friendly landscapes, wildlife habitats, native
plant gardens, residential bird and butterfly gardens for home
owners associations, municipalities and developers

- Consulting on native landscape maintenance
- Design for community green areas
- Consulting on land restoration practices to recover depleted,
damaged or altered ecosystems including the control of exotic
and invasive species and the re-establishment of native plant
and animal populations
- Land management planning for the conservation of natural
resources
- Create specialized environmental seminars and training for
municipalities and industry
Clientele
Children's House Montessori School, Raytheon, Elm Fork
Nature Preserve, TexDOT, Cities of Allen and Lucas, Stone
Briar Natural Areas Committee, Valley Creek Elementary School
and other Collin County schools, Chestnut Square
Meet the Heard Habitat Consultants
For more than 30 years, Roger Sanderson has
been a fixture in North Texas natural science circles. After undergraduate work in zoology/
botany (UT Austin) and graduate work in
horticulture (Texas A&M), he was Assistant
Director of the Dallas Civic Garden Center
(now Texas Discovery Gardens) for 5 ½ years.
He was also a horticulture instructor at
Richland and Northlake Colleges with a weekly column in the
Dallas Morning News. He then formed his own landscape firm.
He has been the Heard Museum’s Wildlife Biologist and is now its
Curator as well. Known as the “Snake Man” for his work with
snakes at the Heard and the Boy Scout National Jamborees, Roger
is a board member of the local Audubon and a member of TOS,
SER, NAI, Dallas Paleo Society and several ”Herp” societies. rsanderson@heardmuseum.org |