Operating under Construction Line ‘Gold’ accreditation and in close collaboration with our ecologists, arborists, landscape architects and archaeological teams this is core to what makes life different when working with us.
We’re not just a company that makes recommendations. We’re a company that delivers them. From trial trenching to protected species fencing, habitat creation, habitat management, landscaping, planting, ground clearance and specialist skills a such as hedge-laying – it’s a growing team of highly qualified and skilled contractors in a growing market.
Brindle & Green are a one stop shop for badger issues. Not only can we survey for them and secure licences, but we design, build and close badger setts all in house. At Brindle & Green we have delivered sett construction and sett closure on some of the UK’s largest badger projects but have equally helped on single plot schemes where the scope is far smaller.
A growth sector in response to the arrival of biodiversity net gain. We are specialists in the delivery of habitats either required as an offset habitat or in response to protected species mitigation. Pond and wetland creation, grassland establishment, grassland translocation, open mosaic translocation and creation, woodland planting, and wildflower meadow work are all deliverables within our contracting team.
Mitigation is necessary when development or construction activities may impact the newt’s habitat, such as the destruction of ponds, wetlands, or terrestrial habitats. Mitigation measures for great crested newts typically involve a combination of habitat creation, enhancement, and translocation. Our contracting team have a range of skills to enable the correct mitigation procedures and that are carried out with care and consideration including the installation of mitigation fencing.
Reptile mitigation is typically carried out in accordance with local regulations and guidelines to ensure the protection of these species. It requires collaboration between ecologists, developers, and relevant authorities to ensure that reptile habitats are conserved and their populations are sustained. By implementing effective mitigation measures, we can strike a balance between development and the conservation of reptile species. Brindle & Green provides in-house services relating to the delivery of reptile mitigation including supply and installation of exclusion fencing.
The advantage of BNG and the rise in demand to retain and protect the best examples of habitats within a development site has driven the need to pick up and translocate grasslands from one part of a site to another or in some cases from a development site to an offsite receptor. This is a skill we have developed and perfected in recent years and have successfully managed it with some of the rarest habitats.
Its a staple of any new development and one that is often missed. Its most commonly picked up in LEMP type documents or in ecological enhancement strategies. Brindle & Green can supply and fit any range of bird and bat box mitigation – even extending to the construction of bespoke bat buildings and large boxes mounted on poles.
We aren’t just experts at creating habitats. Habitat management is a rare skill in the field, often left reserved for Wildlife Trusts’ or the like. At Brindle & Green we bring these skills into the development sector through an expert understanding of timings & process – aided by the support of colleagues in ecology & landscape.
So, what is different? Brindle & Green staff have experience at working in a range of related industries, so some with horticultural backgrounds, some having worked for the Forestry Commission or The National Trust – they are dedicated and skilled professionals who add value. They also benefit from working in conjunction with our own landscape architects who, more often than not are designing and auditing the landscapes that we are creating and managing.
Our Accounts Assistant, Kay, joined the ranks of those who have crossed the iconic finish line in the London Marathon. In her own words, Kay tells us her compelling story of determination, resilience, and the unwavering support of a community that believed in her from the start.
We are delighted to announce the newest addition to our Ecology team here at Brindle & Green – Lucy Talbot, who joins us as an Assistant Ecologist.