This session provided invaluable insights into key ecological methodologies, species-specific survey techniques, and best practices to ensure compliance with legislation and industry standards. This equips our new seasonals for the season ahead.
The training was led by esteemed members of our ecology team, including Kinzie Clapham, Head of Ecology; Victoria Halford, Principal Ecologist; and Matthew Norris, Technical Ecological Mitigation Lead. Their combined expertise and in-depth knowledge provided attendees with a comprehensive understanding of ecological best practices and the latest methodologies in the field.
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The evening was not only an opportunity to expand technical knowledge but also fostered team collaboration and professional growth. By equipping our seasonal staff with the latest ecological methodologies and reinforcing the importance of compliance and ethical conduct, we continue to uphold our commitment to ecological excellence.
We’re very pleased to welcome Marc to our expanding Landscape Architecture team here at Brindle & Green.
We are excited to announce Brindle & Green’s latest step forward — the expansion of our services into Flood Risk and Drainage. Welcoming two new members of staff.
You may have seen earlier in the year that B&G now has Bee & G – our own honey brand. To bolt onto that, we organised for the entire company to attend bee keeping workshops to learn all about it!