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Avian Welcomes Back Nicole Robinson as Technical Director

Avian Ecology is delighted to welcome Nicole Robinson back to the team as Technical Director (Ornithology). Nicole brings over 15 years of experience in ecological consultancy, with extensive expertise in the ornithological assessment of renewable energy and major infrastructure projects across the UK and Ireland. She has led the delivery of numerous complex onshore wind […]

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Avian Establishes New Regional Base in the South East

We’re delighted to announce the opening of Avian’s new South East office at Throws Farm, near Braintree, Essex. This latest expansion marks another important milestone in our continued growth and reflects increasing demand for our ecological consultancy services across the South and East of England. Over recent years, we have supported a wide range of

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Solar Energy UK – Solar Farms and Skylark

We’re proud to see the publication of Solar Farms & Skylarks, a new Solar Energy UK guidance document authored by our Technical Director, Howard Fearn. The paper brings together the latest ecological evidence, planning policy and industry experience relating to Skylarks and solar farm development, helping to inform one of the most frequently debated topics

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Cobham Solar Farm Consented

We’re pleased to see the Cobham Solar project successfully consented following appeal. Avian Ecology provided ecology and ornithology support to the appeal team, helping to demonstrate that the scheme could deliver renewable energy generation alongside meaningful biodiversity enhancements. The project includes significant biodiversity net gain, with habitat creation and management measures that will enhance ecological

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Nettly Burn Renewable Energy Park: Delivering Solar Development on Peatland

We are pleased to have supported the successful consenting of the Nettly Burn Renewable Energy Park in Fife, Scotland, acting as ecological consultants for the project. Located near Knockhill and set within an area of peatland, the project presented a unique and technically challenging opportunity. Peatlands are among the UK’s most valuable habitats for carbon

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Wind Energy and Peatland Protection: A balanced path forward

As the UK accelerates its transition to clean energy, striking the right balance between renewable energy development and nature conservation becomes increasingly critical. A recent position paper – “RenewableUK: Peatlands, Renewables and Irreplaceable Habitats” — highlights how this balance can be achieved while safeguarding valuable peatland resources. At Avian Ecology, we welcomed the opportunity to

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