Drew’s decision to join Brindle & Green was driven by the company’s friendly atmosphere and progressive outlook. He appreciates the collaborative culture that Brindle & Green fosters, recognising the importance of teamwork across various disciplines to ensure successful project outcomes. In a sector where environmental services can often become disjointed, Drew believes that a multidisciplinary approach is crucial for achieving the best results for both clients and the environment.
“Working at a company like Brindle & Green, where contracting, ecology, arboriculture, and landscape are integrated, allows for effective collaboration,” Drew said. “It’s a unique environment where we can create better outcomes by understanding and working with each other. This approach ultimately benefits our clients and the environment.”
As a Senior Contracting Technician, Drew is excited to contribute to a range of projects involving habitat creation and enhancement. He looks forward to applying his skills and learning new ones as he embarks on excavator and dumper training. “Getting stuck in and creating an array of various habitats will be really rewarding,” he shared. “The opportunity to develop a wider skill set in habitat creation is something I’m looking forward to.”
Brindle & Green is thrilled to have Drew Leeper on board. His passion for environmental services and his commitment to multidisciplinary collaboration align perfectly with the company’s values. With Drew’s expertise and enthusiasm, Brindle & Green is poised to continue delivering exceptional results in contracting and environmental services.
We’re excited to welcome Debbie Walsh to Brindle & Green as a Senior Ecologist, joining our growing Milton Keynes team.
We’re delighted to welcome Kerry Lambourne to Brindle & Green as our new Senior Ecologist, based in our Milton Keynes office.
Brindle & Green recently completed a carefully planned mud snail translocation, led by Consultant Ecologist Daisy Fretwell, to support the conservation of this specialist species and ensure the successful establishment of a new habitat.