Collaborations

Sharing our know-how

Waardenburg Ecology works throughout the world and with a range of organisations. From the polar regions to the tropics and everywhere in between, we assist and advise with restoration projects, research, monitoring, impact studies and everything ecological.

We participate in international conferences and workshops to share our research and join discussions within the international scientific community.

Wildlife knows no boundaries and neither does Waardenburg Ecology. We use our knowledge gained through years of practical experience in a range of regions to help us address local and international issues.

If you see an opportunity to collaborate then feel free to contact us.
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European Renewable Energy & Wildlife Consortium (ERWC) becomes EcoSymbia

Two years ago, we joined forces with fellow ecological consultancies from across Europe. That partnership becomes EcoSymbia. We renamed because we had outgrown "renewable energy and wildlife". Today we combine applied research and practical project delivery on land, at sea and across the wider environmental sector, with projects in 88 countries on all seven continents.

The European Renewable Energy & Wildlife Consortium (ERWC) founded in 2024 proudly brings together several of Europe's leading ecological consultancies with extensive expertise in wind and solar energy development and its impacts on wildlife.

Our international partners are: Écosphère, Nature Conservation Consultants (NCC Ltd), Oikon Ltd. - Institute of Applied Ecology and BE Bioinsight & Ecoa | PT.

The ERWC, and now EcoSymbia, was founded based on two key perspectives:
  1. With the rapid growth of offshore wind and other renewable developments across Europe, there is a critical need for high-quality ecological research, consulting and international collaboration;
  2. By combining our skills and experience, the ERWC can enable these vital energy projects while upholding the highest standards for assessing and mitigating ecological impacts.

Read more about this collaboration on our website or check out the ERWC website on the link below.
Ecosymbia website
From the tropics to the poles and everywhere in between