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- 30 Days Wild: A Month of Connecting with Nature
- Can solar farms be good for biodiversity?
- Biodiversity Net Gain - A Guide
- Tick-borne encephalitis (TBE) – what you need to know
- Glossary
- My Name is Ross and I am an Ecologist
- Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects and Biodiversity Net Gain
- Botany Assessments
- Wind Farms: Site selection best practice guidance
- Understanding the Mitigation Hierarchy for Planners
- Wintering Bird Survey – when will you need one?
- BNG from a planning perspective – what you really need to know
- Creating and Maintaining a High-performing Ecology Team
- How the latest bat survey guidelines benefit both developers and conservation
- My Journey from Seasonal to Senior with Ecology by Design
- Breeding Bird Surveys – what you need to know
- A Developer’s Guide to Great Crested Newts: Full GCN Surveys vs The District Licensing Scheme
- What is an ecological survey?
- The most endangered animals in the UK: Updated for 2022
- Environmental DNA (eDNA) revolutionising ecology
- There’s an Owl in my Soffit
- Emerging technologies in ecology
- What is Paragraph 79 of the National Planning Policy Framework
- EcIA Timeline for Developers
- What we’re looking for in an intern / graduate
- What is it Like to Become an Ecologist? Q & A with Beth England
- Great Crested Newt Survey FAQ
- What is an Ecology Consultancy?
- Ecology Surveys during the winter
- Protected Species Habitat Guide for Developers UK
- New Water Vole Mitigation Handbook
- A Guide to Biodiversity Banking
- Ecology Scoping Survey Guidelines
- Preliminary Ecological Appraisal Guide
- Roman snails are amongst us
- How to undertake a Biodiversity Metric Calculation – the workings of the metric
- What is a Reptile Survey? Ecology Survey Guidelines
- A Beginner’s Guide to Biodiversity Offsetting
- What is a Badger Survey?
- Bat Survey Guidelines - What is a Bat Survey?
- Everything you need to know about biodiversity net gain
- Biodiversity mitigation hierarchy explained
- Ecology Survey Guidelines- Great Crested Newt Survey
- Costs of an Ecological Impact Assessment
- Preliminary Ecological Appraisal Process in Ecology
- Common questions about bats in the UK
- Environmental Legislation: Laws that Protect UK Endangered Species
- EIA, EcIA and PEA: What’s the difference?
- Ecological Impact Assessment Guidelines: Process Overview and Lead times
- Ecology Surveys and Planning Permission: A Guide
- The New CIEEM Code of Professional Conduct
- Wintering (Non-Breeding) Bird Surveys – When Can They Start?
- Turning Passion into a Profession: Getting Started and Standing Out in Ecological Consultancy
- List of Where District Level Licensing Schemes Operate in England
- How We Drive Climate Action As An Ecology Consultancy
- Restoration of a Heritage Structure Under Licence
- Rethinking Barn Owl Licensing: A Proportionate, Tiered Approach
- Raising The Standard Of Visitor Surveys: A Multi-method Approach To Assessing Recreational Impacts
- 30-Year Habitat Management And Monitoring Plans (Hmmps): What Developers Need To Know
- Balancing Housing Growth with Biodiversity
- Great Crested Newts: Surveys and District Level Licensing (DLL)
- Leisure Sector Ecology
- Why Botany Surveys Depend on Timing
- Bats in the Belfry… But What’s in Your Basement?
- Careers
- Case Studies
- Wretham Carbon Capture Facility DCO, Norfolk
- Corley MSA
- Hopwood Motorway Services
- Kiddington Nursery
- Coopersale Hall School - shadow Habitats Regulations Assessment (sHRA)
- Solar and Battery Storage - Somerset
- Battery Storage Site - Derby
- Hotel Diversification: Belmond Le Manoir aux Quat’Saisons
- Sensitive Ecological Site - Elmshott Lane HRA (Habitats Regulations Assessment)
- English Heritage - Stoney Littleton Long Barrow
- Euro House, Wembley
- Culham Battery Storage
- National Cycle Network Upgrade, West Berkshire
- Winning the Appeal: Ecological Risk Management for Burcot Solar Farm
- Purple Haze Minerals Site, Hampshire
- Weedington Road – Complex Residential Development
- Habitat Bank Creation - Biggleswade
- Gedgrave Estate
- Chieveley Quarry
- Heritage Asset Restoration on a Grade I Listed Estate
- Delivering Ecological Certainty on a Complex Heritage and Estate Restoration Project
- Paradise Fields, Hemel Hempstead
