Environmental management involves a careful balancing of all the components of the bio-physical environment and the human realm, due to the vastly interconnected network of relationships amongst all living species and their habitats.

Many of CGIT's project deal with major environmental issues, such as species protection and relocation, water pollution, or urban biodiversity.

• Geospatial Support for Chimpanzee Studies
• Gopher Tortoise Relocations Database and GIS Application
• Inventory of Eastern US Coal-Mined Land Characteristics
• New River Valley Water Authority Study for Expansion South of U.S. Interstate 81
• Quantifying NPS Pollutant Discharges from an Urbanizing Headwater Basin
• Virginia's Stormwater Runoff Impact Evaluation
• Town of Blacksburg Storm Water Management Research
• Urban Biodiversity in Holmes Run/Cameron Run Watershed
• Web-Enabled Spatial Decision Suport System for Interdisciplinary Watershed Management

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