Bringing you all the latest in ecological matters and news from the ECOSA team, we will keep you updated on relevant events and inform of any legislation changes that may affect your project. You can also keep up with us on the go by following us on LinkedIn!
10 November 2016
ECOSA are proud sponsors of the RTPI Awards for Planning Excellence 2017
We are honoured to be sponsoring the Excellence in Planning for the Natural Environment category.
Read more »08 November 2016
ECOSA welcomes back Frances King-Smith, Principal Ecologist
Frankie is ready to take on new challenges on her return from maternity leave, aiming to become ECOSA’s second Registered Consultant for the Natural England Bat Low Impact Class Licence (BLICL).
Read more »08 November 2016
ECOSA meets construction professionals at Constructionline event
Samantha Munslow, Company Manager and Principal Ecologist, talks to construction industry professionals about our specialist surveying and assessment capabilities.
Read more »12 July 2016
ECOSA client wins Sussex Heritage Trust Award 2016
MH Architects Ltd and Elberry Properties Ltd take home an Award for their redevelopment scheme at the Grade II Listed former Chichester District Museum, where ECOSA provided all necessary ecological works.
Read more »08 July 2016
ECOSA ladies take on Pretty Muddy Race for Life
Laura, Georgie, Jo, Sophie and Lizzie raise just over £400 for Cancer Research UK!
Read more »05 July 2016
RTPI Planning Convention 2016 and ECOSA Competition Results
The ECOSA team attended the 2016 RTPI Planning Convention in June. We also reveal the answers to our competition...
Read more »28 June 2016
Impact of Brexit on Wildlife Legislation
An update on current wildlife legislation in light of the UK's vote to leave the European Union.
Read more »29 February 2016
Updated Bat Survey Guidelines
The Bat Conservation Trust (BCT) has now published the third edition of ‘Bat Surveys for Professional Ecologists: Good Practice Guidelines'.
Read more »15 February 2016
Avoid costly delays during Great Crested Newt survey season
If there is a waterbody on your site, or within 500m of the site boundary, you may need to consider the impacts of your development on great crested newt as part of your planning application.
Read more »18 January 2016
New Ecological Impact Assessment Guidelines
Potential legal, policy, design and implementation implications for developers.
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