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Meet Cameron Mason, Our New Senior Ecologist

We’re delighted to welcome Cameron Mason to brindle & green, joining our ecology team as a Senior Ecologist.

Cameron was drawn to Brindle & Green because of our balance of hands‑on project exposure alongside strong training and development opportunities. This mix reflects his practical outlook and enthusiasm for continual learning, making him a great fit for our growing ecology team.

He’s keen to get stuck in straight away – contributing to new projects and spending time out surveying, where his skills and experience really come to life. Over the next 12 months, Cameron is focused on working towards gaining protected species licences, an important milestone in his professional development.

Alongside this, Cameron is excited to pursue his long‑standing passion for Ornithology, further strengthening the team’s expertise in this area and supporting our clients with high‑quality ecological insight.

We’re thrilled to have Cameron on board and look forward to seeing the impact he’ll make across our projects.

Welcome to Brindle & Green, Cameron!

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Posted on: 30 April 2026
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