Wildlife is all around us, from forests to meadows, urban parks to field margins, and also in your own back garden. Each ecosystem has its own unique species and diversity.

In recent years, there has been increasing attention for the relationships between insects and soil diversity, as well as with breeding meadow birds. The loss of species in one group can have a major impact on the species that depend on it, and ultimately on the entire ecosystem. Each ecosystem is unique and understanding it requires an indepth knowledge and inquisitive interest, something that our terrestial ecologists have in abundance.

Our specialists work in diverse areas. We map vegetation of beautiful nature reserves and also carry out surveys of rare and protected species in urban areas and along roadside verges. We advise on matters relating to terrestrial ecology in developments, management measures or when aiming to increase biodiversity.