Our Consultant Ecologist, Lloyd Wyatt shares his experience from the CPD session.
“Steve shared some valuable insights into the work they’re doing in setting up a series of habitat banks across England—an essential part of the Biodiversity Net Gain strategy. It was fascinating to learn more about how the allocation of offsite biodiversity units works from the perspective of those providing it. This collaboration deepened our understanding of how we, as ecologists, can offer more pragmatic, cost-effective advice to clients while contributing to the protection and enhancement of biodiversity. The session was a fantastic opportunity to learn, share knowledge, and refine the service we provide to our clients. It’s inspiring to see innovation in action and to know that our work is helping to drive sustainability in development projects.”
We’d like to extend our thanks to Steve for taking the time to visit and share his expertise. Sessions like these are invaluable in helping us stay at the forefront of ecological best practices, ensuring that we continue to provide informed, effective solutions for our clients. We look forward to future collaborations and applying these insights to our work.
This November, members of the B&G team are getting involved in Movember, growing their moustaches and raising money to support an important cause.
Toby reached 2 years at B&G. Our MD Neil Crofts shares a brief insight into working alongside our Head of Contracting, Toby Hall.
We’re delighted to welcome Kylie D’Ario to Brindle & Green as an Archaeological Consultant in our Archaeology & Heritage team, based at our Derby office.