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The Ecological Survey Process
The thought of an Ecological Survey can be somewhat daunting especially with the increased focus on Conservation Ecology in the UK. The good news is that we make the process quick and simple and where necessary provide mitigation strategies that prevent unforeseen costs and delays.
1. Initial Scoping
We gather existing information about the site and surrounding area. This includes maps, aerial photographs, and records of protected species
2. Field Survey
Visit site to assess habitats, plant life, and animal species. This may involve surveys for bats, birds, or badgers, depending on initial findings.
3. Analysis & Report
Collect field data and analyse it to assess the ecological value of the site. Then compile a detailed report and recommendations.
4. Consultation
Consult with statutory bodies like Natural England or local planning authorities. This ensures the survey meets legal & any specific requirements
5. Recommendations
We outline ways to minimise the impact of the development on the ecology including specific species mitigation strategies.