We've been involved in the development of Finsbury Park's ecological management plan. Whilst the plan needed to reflect the diverse interests of the community it also needed to preserve the park's habitats and biodiversity. So we met with the park's community to gather their ideas.
Rewilding offers an exciting, natural and positive way to restore balance to ecosystems. This post sheds light on rewilding as an approach to conservation, what's involved and how ecologists can play an important role in rewilding projects
This year's MKA Bird Race served as a unique opportunity for team collaboration across the three offices whilst enhancing bird and mammal identification, and tracking skills
See how some of our staff took a breather from work during Mental Awareness Week 2024
The Granta Park Phase 2 masterplan has been developed to help meet lab space demand in Cambridge. Our ecological assessment concluded that the proposed development would deliver a significant net gain uplift
A medieval bat has been discovered! During a Preliminary Ecological Appraisal (PEA) of the Pepys Library in Magdalene College, Cambridge our ecologists were shown a curious ecological find.
Bats have become a disturbance at a large London theatre, making a habit of dropping into the auditorium during evening performances. As protected animals in the UK and our ecologists have been discussing appropriate and effective bat mitigation approaches with the theatre staff
We're very excited to see that Harringworth Park Wildlands has been shortlisted in the Landscape Institute Awards 2023. Find out more about our involvement in this large-scale land management project
We undertook a Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) assessment for a solar farm to help the University of Cambridge meet its net zero targets
We've encountered a few snakes in supporting the sustainable development of new housing in Norfolk. Our team received specialist training on the correct handling, capturing, bagging and marking of them to ensure their continued presence.
