Our ecology department had the exciting opportunity to attend some in-the-field training for hibernating bats delivered by Rob Bell and Greg Slack.
We welcome the next generation of Ecology Seasonals embarking on a busy survey season ahead.
Brindle & Green is proud to announce its innovative initiative – the Biannual Book Scheme – a program designed to celebrate the love of reading and encourage a vibrant exchange of ideas among its staff.
There are numerous, mostly informative and useful articles and adverts in circulation advising and reminding us all of the arrival of mandatory net gain. Brindle & Green’s multi divisional approach to BNG takes things that one (in fact 3 stages) further. Read on to learn about BNG at B&G!
We are thrilled to introduce our newest Ecology team member, Ellie Whayman, who joins us as a consultant ecologist. Ellie brings her passion for the natural world and a wealth of expertise to our team.
Over the previous year, Tom Hough, our Head of Archaeology & Heritage has been volunteering with the Wirksworth Archaeological Society, a local archaeology group based in Wirksworth, Derbyshire.
As Christmas approaches, we decided to embrace the spirit of Christmas by organising a delightful wreath making afternoon.
We catch up with our Managing Director, Neil Crofts as the year draws to a close with his thoughts on the last six months and the year ahead.
Tom Hough, Brindle & Green’s Head of Archaeology & Heritage, explores the captivating history of the village where our offices have been based for the last 9 years whilst our Graphic Designer, Nadine Tunnicliffe takes her own perspective on the landscape around us with a series of beautiful photographs taken one early autumn morning.
Our Technical Director Dr Lucie Sweet reflects on a recent CPD field trip attended by herself and others within the ecology department where its safe to say they got to see and handle plenty of bats – as well as get some impressive photos!