Expertise & delivery.
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OUR EXPERTISE
Specialists, working as one.
Bring the right environmental disciplines into your project at the right time.
Land & due diligence
Understand a site before you commit. A clear picture of land quality, historic use and the questions that matter.
Site constraints reportEcology & biodiversity
Field surveys, habitat planning and ecological advice that works alongside your design.
Habitat survey and management planWater & catchments
Connect what happens on your site to the wider catchment, with water quality and drainage advice.
Water assessment and monitoring planPlanning & permitting
Bring evidence, specialists and project priorities together for a more useful planning conversation.
Coordinated environmental submissionFIND YOUR STARTING POINT
Where are you in your project?
Choose the situation closest to yours. We will point you towards a useful first conversation.
Start with land history and the environmental information already available. Define the questions your purchase decision depends on.
Explore land and due diligenceEvery site is different. We agree the scope with you before work begins.
Bring habitat, water and site constraints into the design conversation while there is still room to respond.
Explore ecology and biodiversityEvery site is different. We agree the scope with you before work begins.
Coordinate the specialists and evidence needed for a clear environmental submission and stakeholder discussion.
Explore planning and permittingEvery site is different. We agree the scope with you before work begins.
Review what has changed on site and discuss a proportionate monitoring or improvement programme.
Explore water and catchmentsEvery site is different. We agree the scope with you before work begins.
LAND & DUE DILIGENCE
Know the site. Understand the choices.
A useful assessment starts with the decision you need to make. We combine available records, site observations and specialist interpretation to give your team a clear next step.
- ↗Desk-based review and site history
- ↗Site walkover and evidence review
- ↗A clear summary of material questions
- ↗Recommendations for the next stage
CLEAR DELIVERABLES
What your team can work with.
We agree the scope and format before work starts, so each output has a clear job to do.
| Output | What it gives you | Useful for |
|---|---|---|
| Site context review | A concise account of site history, available records and information gaps. | Acquisition and initial feasibility |
| Field survey record | Observations, methods and mapped findings from the agreed survey. | Design development |
| Constraints plan | Spatial information to support a conversation with the wider design team. | Layout and option selection |
| Recommendations note | Priorities, limitations and a proposed route for further work. | Next-stage scope |
SCOPE COMPARISON
Choose the right depth of advice.
A discussion tool for defining the work. The final scope is agreed for your site and project.
| Workstream | Initial site review | Coordinated investigation |
|---|---|---|
| Existing information | Review of supplied records | Review with targeted information gathering |
| Field observations | Scope agreed for the initial decision | A coordinated programme of specialist visits |
| Technical outputs | A concise findings and questions note | Discipline-specific outputs with a shared summary |
| Project team discussion | An initial findings conversation | Agreed review points across the programme |
| Next steps | Priorities for further assessment | Recommendations and handover for the next stage |
This example does not define a regulatory assessment or replace a project-specific scope.
Discuss the right scopeSURVEY PLANNING
Put fieldwork into the programme.
A shared view of indicative activity windows helps your team ask better timing questions.
| Activity | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
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| Desk review & scopingCan be discussed at any project stage | Indicative activity window● | Indicative activity window● | Indicative activity window● | Indicative activity window● | Indicative activity window● | Indicative activity window● | Indicative activity window● | Indicative activity window● | Indicative activity window● | Indicative activity window● | Indicative activity window● | Indicative activity window● |
| Habitat fieldworkExample window only; confirm the survey scope | Outside example window· | Outside example window· | Outside example window· | Indicative activity window● | Indicative activity window● | Indicative activity window● | Indicative activity window● | Indicative activity window● | Indicative activity window● | Outside example window· | Outside example window· | Outside example window· |
| Water monitoringProject-specific programme and conditions | Outside example window· | Indicative activity window● | Indicative activity window● | Indicative activity window● | Indicative activity window● | Indicative activity window● | Indicative activity window● | Indicative activity window● | Indicative activity window● | Indicative activity window● | Indicative activity window● | Outside example window· |
| Reporting & reviewConnected to the agreed decision dates | Indicative activity window● | Indicative activity window● | Indicative activity window● | Indicative activity window● | Indicative activity window● | Indicative activity window● | Indicative activity window● | Indicative activity window● | Indicative activity window● | Indicative activity window● | Indicative activity window● | Indicative activity window● |
Illustrative planning windows, not statutory survey advice. A qualified specialist should confirm methods, seasonality and timing for the actual site.
HOW WE WORK
A clear route through the work.
A named project lead keeps the programme connected and makes sure findings reach the people who need them.
01 / THE BRIEFListen & define
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We discuss the site, the decision and the timescale. Together we agree the scope, available information and how you want to work.
An agreed scope and named project lead
02 / THE EVIDENCEInvestigate & understand
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Specialists review existing information and complete the agreed fieldwork. We flag new questions as the evidence develops.
A connected record of findings
03 / THE PICTUREInterpret & advise
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We explain what the evidence means for your project, including limitations and the options that deserve further discussion.
Clear advice for your next decision
04 / THE HANDOVERSupport the next step
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We walk your team through the outputs and agree what happens next, whether that is more detail, a design response or continued monitoring.
An informed handover and next-stage plan
WHO WE WORK WITH
Different places. Shared questions.
Environmental expertise shaped around the priorities of your sector.
Land & development
Start with a stronger understanding of the site.
Infrastructure & utilities
Connect environmental evidence across the network.
Energy & renewables
Plan new infrastructure with the landscape in mind.
Public sector & places
Longer-term thinking for the places people share.