Habitat Creation, Management & ECoW
Habitat Creation, Management & ECoW
Habitat Surveys
Habitat Surveys
Protected Species
Protected Species

Welcome To Greenspace Ecological Solutions

Greenspace Ecological Solutions (GES) is an award winning independent ecological consultancy with a commitment to providing up to date ecologically advice and cost effective solutions to both the private and public sector. Through the provision of a full range of survey techniques, our team strive to aid and assist individuals and organisations in their ecological requirements. We approach each project with a wealth of practical and technical experience, this enabling us to guide and advise you through your project and planning application.

Services offered include Extended Phase 1 Habitat/PEA, HCA, Hedgerow, River Corridor, Arboricultural, Botanical and Woodland Surveys, plus a full range of protected species surveys including bats, birds, badgers, reptiles, great crested newts, otters, water voles, dormice and barn owl. Our team help deliver Biodiversity Net Gain assesments (BNG), a wide range of EPSM and BLIC Licenses, BER applications, LEMP's, mitigation strategies, and produce chapters of BREEAM and EcIA.

 

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Private Landowner

"Thank you so much. Efficient as ever. If the LPA ask for further surveys I will be in touch. I certainly won’t be going anywhere else!" - Ms Baird, East Sussex

Aveling Securities

"We thank Greenspace for all their work which played a major contribution towards us achieving the planning permission. We would strongly recommend Greenspace to any company that wish to carry out works of a similar nature." Craig Pope Company Director

Guy Hollaway Architects

"We have worked on a variety of projects where our mutual Clients have appointed the services of GES. From our experience, we have found Guy Newman to be professional and knowledgeable and his explanation of all ecological aspects of the projects was easily understood."