Harry was drawn to Brindle & Green’s ethos and values for ecology and related sectors, especially our approach to seeing projects through from the initial stages to the final goal of developing or restoring sites under our in-house contracting team.
He’s eager to work on a diverse range of projects across the Midlands and beyond, broadening his knowledge and expertise. Over the next year, Harry aims to achieve CIEEM membership and gain more experience with Barn Owls, working towards obtaining his Barn Owl licence. He is also focused on improving his understanding of Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG), developing his management skills with a deeper understanding of project workings, and sharing as well as gaining insights from the rest of the Brindle & Green team.
We’re delighted to welcome Kate Peel to Brindle & Green as a Landscape Architect within our Landscape team.
Brindle & Green’s ecology team recently undertook a detailed fungal survey to better understand and protect one of the UK’s most overlooked ecological assets - waxcap grasslands.
We’re delighted to welcome Sammy Rudd to Brindle & Green as our new Marketing and Business Development Assistant!