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Environmental Consultancy

Professional Ecological Surveys to Get the Planning Permission You Need

 
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Ecological Surveys & Environmental Management

Ellendale Environmental provides specialist ecological surveys and environmental management services across public and private sectors throughout the UK.

Our proactive approach finds solutions within the constraints of your project. Dynamic environmental consultancy while working with our clients enables us to understand both the environmental and ecological challenges of your project as regulated within British and European Environmental Law.

Our experienced, knowledgeable and skilled team, of environmental consultants provides a high level of support and consistently delivers excellence across all of our services. Our focus is always to deliver high quality technical assessments which have practical and adaptable solutions - based on experience, with an innovative approach driven by best practice.


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HONEST ASSESSMENTS

We provide an accurate assessment of your site using best practice survey techniques. 

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Straightforward Pricing

A clear breakdown of pricing. The price we quote is the price you pay.

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Technical Reporting

Reports to support planning applications with practical solutions for your site.

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Continued support

We provide ongoing advice and support.

 

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What We Do

Ellendale Environmental is an independent environmental consultancy business, offering a comprehensive range of specialist environmental and dedicated project management services. With nearly ten years experience in this highly regulated field, and with expansive coverage across the UK, no environmental or ecological project is considered too niche or too local for our team of environmental consultants.

We’re a versatile team that seeks a range of environmental consultancy opportunities and challenges. We plan, project manage and deliver a range of client solutions across several sectors, including Commercial, construction, residential and utilities businesses.

We work closely with a network of associates and specialise in environmental consultancy, risk management, technical assessments, project management and planning and overseeing complex and sensitive projects. This includes delivery of large environmental projects working with local authorities, major construction companies such as Balfour Beatty and utilities businesses such as Scottish & Southern Energy amongst many others.

Some Of Our Clients

 

Species Surveys

Habitat Surveys

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From the Blog

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Finally, we have a European otter (Lutra Lutra) on camera!
Finally, we have a European otter (Lutra Lutra) on camera!

Over the last few years our ecologists have been monitoring watercourses as part of project works to identify species present. Although we have found evidence of otter activity, such as feeding remains and sprints, the animals themselves have remained elusive, even avoiding our cameras! That is until now…

Finally, we have an otter on camera – and it has caught some dinner!

Ellendale Environmental are pleased to have become a sponsor of Wader Quest
Ellendale Environmental are pleased to have become a sponsor of Wader Quest

At Ellendale we encourage our team to continue their ecological interests outside of work and to follow their passions. One such case is Andrew who has been an active fundraiser and trustee for Wader Quest for the last five years.

Bug Hotels
Bug Hotels

Bug hotels are structures which are built of a variety of materials to provide habitat for a wide range of invertebrates and depending on its size also amphibians and small mammals. They can range from the size of a bird box to up to a meter high.

Invaseive Species Week - Non-native Birds
Invaseive Species Week - Non-native Birds

Non-native species may have been introduced by humans either on purpose such as pheasants for shooting or by accident such as exotic cage birds escaping. Some non-native species can upset the ecological balance in an area and threaten native wildlife but not all non-native species are harmful. It is hard to determine which species will become a problem, as the examples below will demonstrate, but when a non-native species does establish itself and thrive to the detriment of the native ecosystem this species is known as an invasive species.