Welcome to the latest ‘Inside The Industry’ interview from Ecology Jobs. Today we’re speaking with Ben Gardner, Director at Ecology by Design. If you’d like to be featured, we’d love to hear from you! Click here for more information. Why do you work as an ecologist? Until I fell into an ecology consultant role, I did
David is chairman and founding owner of The Environment Bank Ltd which he set up in 2006 to introduce the concept of compensation, via biodiversity offsetting, habitat banking and net gain, into the UK because of his concerns at the way biodiversity was treated within the planning and development sector. In this interview for Ecology Jobs,
In this latest ‘Inside The Industry’ interview from Ecology Jobs we’re sharing an article from BSG Ecology which provides guidance to students, graduates and early career ecologists on the skill sets they might seek to develop, and how to set themselves apart from their peers in a highly competitive job market. If you’d like to
Welcome to the latest ‘Inside The Industry’ interview from Ecology Jobs. Today we’re speaking with Ashleigh Donaldson, Research and Training Coordinator at Continuum Conservation. If you’d like to be featured, we’d love to hear from you! Click here for more information. Why do you work as an ecologist? As a child I loved being outdoors and
Welcome to the latest in a new series by Ecology Jobs where we uncover what it’s like to work ‘Inside The Industry’. These are a growing series of short interviews with professionals working inside the Ecological Consultancy sector. Today we’re speaking with Richard Wilson, Principle Ecologist at Richard Wilson Ecology Limited. If you’d like to
Do you want your work and organisation to reach a large audience of professional ecologists working across the UK? Ecology Jobs is publishing a series of short interviews with professionals working inside the Ecological Consultancy sector, and we’d love to hear from you. How does it work? Using the form below, please provide a few
Standing advice for local planning authorities who need to assess the impacts of development on great crested newts. Survey reports and mitigation plans are required for development projects that could affect protected species, as part of getting planning permission or a mitigation licence. Surveys need to show whether protected species are present in the area or
What you must do to avoid harming great crested newts and when you’ll need a licence. Great crested newts are a European protected species. The animals and their eggs, breeding sites and resting places are protected by law. You may be able to get a licence from Natural England if you’re planning an activity and can’t
Translocation is the intentional collection, movement and release of plants or animals from one or more places to one or different locations. It is normally undertaken in an attempt to establish, re-establish or augment a population i.e. for conservation purposes, but inappropriate translocations can have the potential to cause considerable damage. The freshwater pearl mussel
There has been a growing interest across the British conservation community in recent years in establishing conservation over large areas. Much of this thinking was crystallised in the Making Space for Nature report (Lawton and others 2010) , and has since become prominent in conservation policy. To maximise the success of future projects, there is
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