• Ecological landscape restoration, creation & management

Ecological landscape restoration, creation, and management involves designing, establishing, and maintaining habitats and green spaces to enhance biodiversity, ecosystem function, and environmental resilience. This can include restoring degraded land, creating new wildlife habitats, and managing vegetation to support long-term ecological health.

• Holistic land management overview

A holistic land management overview is a comprehensive assessment that considers the environmental, ecological, and practical aspects of how land is used and maintained. It aims to integrate biodiversity, sustainability, and landowner objectives into a cohesive, long-term management strategy.

• Tree and woodland planting plan

A tree and woodland planting plan is a detailed strategy that outlines the selection, placement, and management of trees and woodland areas to achieve ecological, aesthetic, or planning objectives. It considers factors such as site conditions, species suitability, biodiversity enhancement, and long-term maintenance.

• Agroforestry - planting plans and management

Agroforestry planting plans and management involve the integration of trees and shrubs into agricultural systems, combining forestry and farming practices to enhance productivity, biodiversity, and soil health. These plans guide species selection, planting layouts, and long-term management to balance ecological benefits with agricultural outputs.

• Soils management, amelioration & remediation works

Soils management, amelioration, and remediation works involve assessing and improving soil health and structure to support vegetation growth, enhance biodiversity, and restore degraded land. This may include techniques such as decompaction, organic matter addition, pH correction, and contamination mitigation.