Cambridge Ecology - Quarry and Mining
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Quarry, Mining and Mineral Resource Impact Assessment
Quarry and mineral extraction: site evaluation, ecological impact assessment, planning submissions and habitat restoration.
Power Utilities Impact Assessment
Electrical utilities: site assessment, European Protected Species legal compliance and bird collision avoidance measures.
Water Resource Utilities Assessment
Water resource utilities: Ecological impact assessments and habitat creation of large scale reservoir developments on European designated sites. Affects of recreational disturbance on European designated sites and their internationally important bird populations.
Water Resource Utilities Assessment
Renewable Energy companies: site assessment identify ecological constraints issues, ornithology impact assessment and collision risk assessment.
Working together with clients, Cambridge Ecology believes it is possible to realise a greater vision than is achievable working in isolation.

Applications

    Brownfield site assessment and  redevelopment
    Environmental and town planning to meet PPS9 criteria
    Renewable Energy
    Waste Management
    Minerals and Aggregates
    Water Resources
    Transport
    Housing and mixed-use developments
    Biodiversity research
    Training and education
   v Ecohomes and code of sustainable development for housing      and businesses

Clients

    Adonis Ecology
   z Arcus Renewable Energy Consulting
   z British Power International
    Cambridge County Council
    DP World
    EDF Energy
    Essex & Suffolk Water
    Freedom Group
   sx Parsons Brinckerhoff
    RPS
    St Modwen Properties plc
    Signet Planning
   x WSP Environmental

Heavy Industry

For clients owning brownfield sites baseline ecological surveys have been undertaken and the data used to inform the environmental impact assessment process to form part of the planning application submission.

Habitat Creation - Great Crested Newt

Habitat creation: To comply with the terms of European Protected Species license and planning conditions; habitat creation, restoration and other appropriate mitigation measures are routinely implemented - such as this Great Crested Newt pond remediation works involving the introduction of over 750 new UK native aquatic submerged and marginal plants.
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