Ground investigation techniques vary depending on the objectives of the investigation, the strata, and logistical factors such as access. To assist with understanding what factors contribute to the decision on which technique to use, we have prepared a briefing note on the use of dynamic sampling techniques.
We’ve been listening to our clients and you’ve made clear that spending time managing technical surveys is not considered time well spent. In fact, it can be a significant distraction and source of unnecessary complication, reducing your ability to focus on the issues that are important to you. Based on this feedback, we’ve developed a unique multidisciplinary offering.
Enabling the development of a new school by providing a Site Investigation and Flood Risk Assessment.
Are you interested in getting paid experience within ecology? agb Environmental are seeking two or three seasonal ecologists to assist with surveys between May and September 2017.
Open CPD on Ecology, Protected Species and the Planning Regime University of Kent, Canterbury 13th April 2017 12:15 to 14:30 Ecology is one of the
If you have scrub, rough grassland or log piles within your site, then you may need surveys to determine if your site supports reptiles.
With the warming spring air, hazel dormice are likely to emerge from hibernation in the coming months. That means it’s time to start thinking about the dormouse surveys season starting again in April.
At this time of year our ecologists are preparing themselves for several busy months of surveying. Particularly with the great crested newt survey season upon us.
agb Environmental was instructed to undertake Preliminary Ecological Appraisals (PEA) on eleven separate farm sites that were identified for divestment and redevelopment potential.
Birds and bats are the two animals most likely to be an issue when carrying out tree work. For nesting birds, it’s often obvious when they are there and the approach is straightforward. For roosting bats, it’s not nearly so clear cut.
Our team of ecologists are often asked how to best avoid the costs and delays associated with the seasonality of ecology surveys.
With January now behind us, thoughts can now turn to spring, and the variety of ecology surveys that can begin taking place, including breeding bird surveys.
