The Ecology Co-op. Environmental consultants
Southern and South East England
There’s a long history of species being introduced to the UK both deliberately and accidentally. These species are generally termed ‘non-native’, by which it is meant that the species is outside of its natural geographical range and has typically been introduced through human activity. In many...
On 15 October 2019, the Government introduced a ‘landmark’ Environment Bill[1]. In this article, we take a closer look at the Bill and its implications for ecology. Background to the Bill As a result of Brexit, the UK will no longer be accountable to the EU when it comes to issues of the...
Autumn has arrived and with it the end of the main survey season for protected species; in this blog post we take a look at what some of those species are getting up to at this time of year. Bats In October, bats are in the midst of building up fat reserves, seeking out hibernation […]
Guidelines for the completion of eDNA surveys for great crested newts that are completed by the Ecology Co-op using the ADAS testing service.