Through our network of trusted associates and specialists we are also able to co-ordinate a range of additional surveys including detailed bird and invertebrate surveys. This ensures that all survey work is carried out by experts in their field, with reliable and sound advice provided to avoid the risk of delays to your planning programme.
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These range from Preliminary Ecological Appraisals (PEA), Ecological Impact Assessments (EcIA), Habitat Regulations Assessments (HRA), biodiversity impact/offsetting assessments and other construction/sustainability assessments (e.g. BREEAM/Building with Nature).
Through strong communication and client liaison we aim to feed the findings of our survey work into the project design as a scheme progresses. This iterative process ensures relevant wildlife issues are addressed in the project planning stages, minimising the risk of design conflict, delays and additional cost further down the line.
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We work with a variety of software packages (including QGIS and AutoCAD) to enable to us to present ecological data effectively and collaborate with others.
We use spreadsheets and GIS to compile and manage ecological data sets and produce clear data visualisations. When necessary we are capable of undertaking more detailed statistical analysis using R Studio.
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We have a good working knowledge of the wildlife licensing procedures and have held Natural England mitigation licences for badgers, bats and dormice and conducted large-scale reptile and amphibian translocations. Woodfield Ecology has also assisted with the design of and overseen creation, restoration and translocation works for a range of habitats including hedgerows, lowland heathland, grasslands, woodlands, wetlands and green roofs.
We have experience of producing or providing input to a variety of report types including:
We are registered under the Construction Skills Certification Scheme (CSCS) and regularly work on the ground with construction managers and their teams, providing tool-box talks and Ecological Clerk of Work (ECoW) services.
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