Our team of over 20 ecologists undertake Extended Phase 1 Habitat surveys and further detailed surveys for protected and notable species (including amphibians, bats, otter, dormouse, water vole, birds, badger, invertebrates and common reptiles) and habitats (including botanical and hedgerow surveys), providing practical and commercially sound advice to clients on survey design, ecological constraints, opportunities and mitigation strategies.

We pride ourselves in the quality of our analysis and reporting, producing ecological appraisals, ecological impact assessments, habitat regulations assessments, biodiversity impact/offsetting assessments and other construction/sustainability assessments (e.g. Code/BREEAM/CEEQUAL).

All of our ecological consultants are well versed in the approaches required to achieve successful consultation and negotiation outcomes for clients with regard to survey methodology and mitigation strategies, ensuring critical pathways are identified and risk strategies clearly set out. We have extensive experience and strong relationships with Natural England and Natural Resources Wales, as well a wide variety of council ecologists and wildlife trusts.

We advise clients throughout all stages of development, agreeing mitigation strategies, securing European Protected Species mitigation licenses, preparing Ecological Construction Method Statements, Management plans and delivering Ecological Clerk of Works throughout the construction phases and beyond.