Waardenburg Ecology helps clients provide insight into the structure and functioning of the landscape with a LESA. It is important to look for solutions to various issues, such as dehydration, eutrophication and acidification, in a system-oriented way of thinking. Hydrology and soil are cruitial parts of a LESA.

Within a LESA, the relationship between the various elements in landscape ecology is examined: history, topography, land use, relief, hydrology, geology, geomorphology, soil, flora and fauna, as well as human influences. This allows an entire system to be mapped out.

This analysis often leads to an opportunity and bottleneck analysis of the relevant area in which ecohydrology is central. Based on this, recommendations are given, for example, to make the area more climate-robust.