Hyaltus works with municipalities, conservation authorities, and First Nations communities to safeguard drinking water sources and manage water supplies for long-term resilience. Our work is grounded in a detailed understanding of how water moves through the landscape - from recharge zones to wellfields - and how changes in land use, climate, and demand affect both availability and vulnerability.

Our team specializes in the development and application of transient, three-dimensional geologic, hydrogeologic, and distributed hydrologic models. Integrating these domains allow us to capture the complex interactions between surface water and groundwater systems, providing a robust scientific foundation for implementing strategies to protect vital water supplies.

We work with communities and water managers to deliver:

• Water supply planning, licensing and permitting, environmental assessments, and regulatory applications.

• Source water protection studies, wellhead protection area (WHPA) delineation, aquifer vulnerability assessments.

• Water quality and water quantity risk assessments.

• Climate change and drought scenario testing to assess long-term supply resilience.

• Assessment of groundwater–surface water interactions and integrated water budgeting studies.