
Delivering expert ecological advice to architects, developers, planning consultants and homeowners
Native Ecology is a CIEEM Registered Practice that offers an extensive range of ecology services, suitable to inform planning applications from small to large scale residential and commercial developments, through to wider landscape scale ecology strategy.

Biodiversity Net Gain
Biodiversity Net Gain is an approach to development projects that aims to leave biodiversity in a better state than before. It encourages a focus on increasing the measurable biodiversity value of a Site through the integration of appropriate habitat creation and enhancement measures.
Our experienced team offer a full range of ecological surveys
Our expert ecologists are members of the Chartered Institute of Ecology & Environmental Management (CIEEM). We approach each project with a wealth of experience using the latest industry guidelines and techniques.
PLANNING APPLICATION:
Ecological Impact Assessment (EcIA) - Surveying and Reporting
PLANNING APPROVAL:
Ecological Clerk of Works (ECoW) - Meeting ecology obligations during development
POST-DEVELOPMENT:
Managing successful biodiversity outcomes

Early-stage Development Support
Working in partnership to deliver value and sustainable ecology outcomes
Performing a key advisory role in your project team, our ecologists bring valuable insights to the initial stages of your project. We will establish clear details of ecology options, setting out time-frame and budgeting scenarios to optimise the design and scheduling of the development.

Reconnecting people and nature
Ecology in sustainable development
We aim to reconnect people and nature by encouraging the integration of ecology into our communities. We work with project teams to achieve Biodiversity Net Gain, aiming to optimise the long-term contribution of a development to the local biodiversity network, enabling wildlife to thrive alongside people.
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