Latest News Stories from The Ecology Consultancy

Green Roofs and Green Infrastructure at a Landscape Scale

The Ecology Consultancy and the Green Roof Consultancy have undertaken an audit of Green Infrastructure on behalf of Business Improvement Districts (BID) in Hammersmith, London Bridge and Bankside and will provide recommendations for enhancing urban greenspace. This is part of a London-wide initiative covering ten BIDs taking part in the Greater London Authority (GLA) ‘Drain London’ project.

The Ecology Consultancy is proud to have sponsored the new Bat Conservation Trust Bat Surveys Good Practice Guidelines 2012

The Ecology Consultancy is proud to have sponsored the new Bat Conservation Trust Bat Surveys Good Practice Guidelines 2012 available from the Bat Conservation Trust (www.bats.org.uk) which has important new guidance for bat ecologists. 

available from the Bat Conservation Trust (www.bats.org.uk) which has important new guidance for bat ecologists.

Ecological assessments in East Sussex

Surveys for our Lewes office

Big Norwich Bat Project

We are supporting a voluntary bat initiative in Norwich.

New civil sanctions power for Natural England

Natural England is now empowered to make use of civil sanctions in respect of breaches of licence conditions for protected species.

Ecology Consultancy fly off with bird framework award

The Ecology Consultancy is delighted to be appointed to the Scottish Natural Heritage site condition monitoring framework to conduct surveys for breeding birds.

We win a place on Natural England framework

The Ecology Consultancy has been appointed as Supplier to Natural England in a Framework for Invertebrate Assemblage Assessment surveys at various Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) in England

Urban surveys in central London

We will be making a series of recommendations to create new habitats such as green walls, green roofs and rain gardens in central London. Read more in Ben’s article to be published in Sustain Magazine next week.

We are recruitng

Ecologist wanted