Bats and Historic Buildings
Historic buildings are part of our cultural and physical landscape. They contribute to the nation’s understanding of its past and present. Historic buildings are also important for bats with some having provided safe roosting sites for many years. Approximately 60% of pre …
Ecologist / Senior Ecologist
We are looking for licenced Ecologists to join us either at our Caerphilly (South Wales) or Cirencester (Cotswold) office. Do you hold a Bat Survey Licence (Natural England Class 2 Licence or equivalent)? Are you eligible for full membership of CIEEM and/or …
National Planning Policy Framework
National Planning Policy Framework, 2018 was published on 24 July and we provided a summary back on 01 August. There are material changes within the revision to how planning policy, in England, will now influence a wider sustainable development target and help …
National Bat Helpline Report
The 2017 National Bat Helpline report from the Bat Conservation Trust has been released this month. During 2017 the Helpline team received over 17,000 enquiries, the majority (76.5%) of these enquiries were received between April and September. …
New – UK Habitat Classification
The UK Habitat Classification is a new, free-to-use, unified and comprehensive approach to classifying habitats, designed to provide a simple and robust approach to survey and monitoring for the 21st century. The new classification, which covers terrestrial and freshwater habitats, is flexible …
Heatwave and climate change having negative impact on our soil say experts
The recent heatwave and drought could be having a deeper, more negative effect on soil than we first realized say scientists. That’s because organisms in soil are highly diverse and are responsible not only for producing the soil we need to grow …
Welcome to our new website
Over the last few months we have been busy working on our new branding and are pleased to announce that our new website has now gone live. We hope you will find the site easy to navigate and we look forward to …
