New England is a region that values environmental quality. Many are working to protect and restore its land and water resources. Truslow Resource Consulting (Truslow RC) was formed as D.B. Truslow Associates in 1999 to understand and resolve land and water resource issues. It is a consulting firm that provides expertise in:
- Restoration Hydrology and Geomorphology
- Hydrogeology and Source Water Protection
- Groundwater and Surface Water Quality Sampling
- Resource Planning and Management
- GIS Mapping and Analysis
- Land Conservation Planning and Project Management
Company Philosophy
Truslow Resource Consulting LLC (Truslow RC) works to understand and address water and land resource evaluation, management and restoration challenges. We maintain a close link with other professionals and research institutions and regularly update our knowledge of technical and regulatory issues.
Our clients include Municipalities, Land Protection Organizations, Watershed and Community Organizations, Agencies, Landowners, and Engineers and Resource Professionals.
Truslow RC is results and relationship oriented. We work to understand project goals and client needs, then develop an optimal project approach, which adds value for clients and stakeholders. We regularly collaborate with other professionals and organizations to provide the best team on a project and client specific basis. Effective project management ultimately allows Truslow RC to provide technically sound and cost effective consulting services.
Truslow RC is a Women Owned Small Business Enterprise (WBE/DBE) in New Hampshire and Massachusetts and am is registered with the Federal System of Awards Management (SAM).
Danna B. Truslow, Principal Hydrologist
Danna B. Truslow | © Bill Truslow Photo
I have been wading in or studying streams, rivers, lakes estuaries and groundwater in New Hampshire and throughout Northern New England since attending University of New Hampshire. There I obtained a Bachelor’s and, later, a Master’s degree in Geology and Hydrology. I maintain a professional geologist registration in both Maine and New Hampshire.
For over 12 years, I worked in groundwater resource evaluation, contaminant hydrology and cleanup for towns and businesses before consulting on my own. From 2000 to 2005, I also served as executive director of the Seacoast Land Trust (SLT), which focused on watershed scale land protection. In 2003 I was honored with the Gulf of Maine visionary award for SLT’s work in land protection and stewardship.
I live in the seacoast with my family and enjoy weekend hiking, biking, SUPing, and gardening. I am an active volunteer for the Town of Rye and served on the Open Space Committee, Energy Committee and am now a member of the Conservation Commission.