What We Do

Nurturing nature is second nature to us. Leave that to us while you focus on what you do best – building sustainable homes.

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Habitat Banks

We provide a bespoke offsetting solution for developers:

  • Evelyn Ecology acquire arable and / or species poor grassland and implement habitat creation and enhancement.
  • Our habitat banks are strategically located within the Local Nature Recovery Strategy where possible.
  • We design habitats for nature first and in line with local and national policy targets.
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Development

The uplift in biodiversity units on our habitat banks can be purchased by a developer as an offsetting solution to compensate for schemes/projects that are in a biodiversity net loss

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Assessments

Using our ecological and planning expertise, we offer our clients clear and robust solutions to Biodiversity Net Gain at all stages of a scheme. Our services include:

  • UKHabs Survey – Baseline Habitat & Condition Surveys
  • Biodiversity Net Gain Metric Calculations
  • Habitat Management and Monitoring Plan
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There is no Planet B

Why Biodiversity matters.

Since the 1970s, the United Kingdom has witnessed a significant decline in its biodiversity, with almost half of its species being lost. This decline can be attributed largely to the encroachment of commercial farming and construction on natural habitats.

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Currently, 72% of the UK's land is dedicated to agriculture, while 8% is occupied by built-up areas. Disturbingly, 15% of the country's 8,431 species are facing the threat of extinction, and 2% have already become extinct.

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the UK has only half of its entire biodiversity left, putting it in the bottom 10% of the world's countries.

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homes were built in the UK last year. Creating these homes doesn’t need to make wildlife homeless.

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Currently, 72% of the UK's land is dedicated to agriculture, while 8% is occupied by built-up areas. Disturbingly, 15% of the country's 8,431 species are facing the threat of extinction, and 2% have already become extinct.

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the UK has only half of its entire biodiversity left, putting it in the bottom 10% of the world's countries.

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homes were built in the UK last year. Creating these homes doesn’t need to make wildlife homeless.

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Currently, 72% of the UK's land is dedicated to agriculture, while 8% is occupied by built-up areas. Disturbingly, 15% of the country's 8,431 species are facing the threat of extinction, and 2% have already become extinct.

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the UK has only half of its entire biodiversity left, putting it in the bottom 10% of the world's countries.

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homes were built in the UK last year. Creating these homes doesn’t need to make wildlife homeless.