Greg Muphy has a deep connection to the Pequest River. In his youth, he spent time fishing, searching for crayfish, and skipping stones along its banks in Warren County, New Jersey, fostering an appreciation for the river and its surrounding habit.
With over 20 years of experience, Greg Murphy has led environmental programs for clients across the US. Recently, he had the opportunity to return to his hometown to manage the dam removal and restoration efforts for the Cedar Grove dam. Greg sat down with Bridget Macdonald, Public Affairs Specialist with the US Fish and Wildlife Service, to discuss new opportunities for environmental professionals to engage in dam removal projects. Read the US Fish and Wildlife Service article to find out more about the benefits of dam removal.
Greg joined EHS Support in 2016 as the seventh member of our Sediment and Risk Assessment team. He has been an integral part of the growth of the team, which now includes over 30 specialized experts (and counting).
As our newly appointed Service Line Director for Sediment and Risk Assessment, Greg is driving our technical innovation, enhancing company growth, and ensuring we continue delivering the exceptional quality of service our clients expect and deserve—not just today, but for years to come.
At EHS Support, our success is all about our people. Leaders like Greg embody our mission of tackling the most challenging environmental projects with expertise, dedication, and a commitment to making a positive impact.
