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Bat Advice for Homeowners
The presence of bats rarely stops development taking place; however if you disturb bats or interfere with their resting places ...
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British Standard BS42020 – Two Years In
British Standard (BS) BS42020 ‘Biodiversity – Code of practice for planning and development 2013’ is increasingly being adopted by local ...
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Avian Ecology is pleased to announce the opening of its Glasgow office
Following eight successful years in the professional ecology industry across the UK, Avian Ecology are now pleased to announce the ...
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Avian Play a Key Role in Recent REG Windpower Successes
So far in 2015, REG Windpower has successfully attained planning permission for three separate wind energy projects in South Wales; ...
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A successful Three Peaks Challenge!
The Avian Ecology team successfully completed the National Three Peaks Challenge between the 2nd and 3rd of May 2015. The ...
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National Three Peaks Challenge
Our team will be completing the National Three Peaks Challenge of Ben Nevis, Scafell Pike and Snowdon on 2nd May ...
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eDNA for Great Crested Newts – One Year On
In spring 2014 Natural England (NE) confirmed the use of environmental DNA (eDNA) sampling as an acceptable methodology for determining ...
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REG achieves planning consent for a new South Wales windfarm; Habitat Management Plan an important component.
REG Windpower has successfully obtained planning consent for a six turbine development which will be accompanied by a 25 year ...
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Solar project successful in CfD auction
Congratulations to Lightsource Renewable Energy Limited, whose Charity Farm solar project was successful in the DECC Contracts for Difference (CfD) ...
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Advances in Bat Mapping
We are benefitting from advanced software to improve the accuracy and cost-effectiveness of our bat survey interpretation and reporting. With ...
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Herpetology Worker’s Meeting 2015
Attending the 2015 event provided a valuable opportunity to discuss amphibian and reptile conservation and emerging best practice with a ...
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