In order to demonstrate environmental gain in the Coastal National Park, our client included a living wall as part of their Planning Application for an extension.

Protected wildlife translocation and sand dune habitat creation. This site located within the Coastal National Park was to be converted into a new beachside café.

A private development with close proximity to a Nature Reserve, whereby full re-development of the house, gardens and pond were approved.

Protected wildlife translocation and sand dune habitat creation for a 500m2 coastal strip around the former Wayside Café.

Ecological surveys of this farm complex in St Ouen found Protected Species and wildlife use that required mitigation to achieve Planning Permission.

Large redundant glasshouse site with high populations of Protected Species groups present. Habitat re-creation and wildlife re-homed to specially created receptor sites.

Protected species mitigation and translocation in development project that involved a full re-roof and extensive re-landscaping work.

Agricultural fields re-zoned to accommodate the new school. Demonstration of environmental gain as a result of the development required.

The Planning Application to build a new home at Wolf’s Caves included an element to restore the coastal slopes in front of the property to species rich heathland.

Large wildlife pond creation in a domestic garden to attract a variety of wildlife. Our client also wanted to create a natural looking stream and waterfall leading into the pond.

Proposed demolition of a private house within the Coastal National Park where an Ecological Assessment and Species Protection Plan were reuiqred for Planning.

An engineered vegetated retaining wall system, created to replace a bank and wall that were subsiding due to high-tide wave erosion.