Emily was drawn to Brindle & Green due to our strong focus on support, training and progression, and she is eager to become a part of our friendly and dedicated team. Emily is excited to undertake a variety of surveys across different sites and is looking forward to learning from her colleagues while building her confidence in botany knowledge, condition assessments, and BNG (Biodiversity Net Gain) assessments. Additionally, she is enthusiastic about contributing to her journey towards gaining her GCN (Great Crested Newt) licence.
Emily is also keen to expand her expertise in project management and is looking forward to managing her own projects. We are confident that her passion and dedication will be a valuable asset to our team.
Please join us in giving Emily a warm welcome to Brindle & Green!
We’re delighted to welcome Kate Peel to Brindle & Green as a Landscape Architect within our Landscape team.
Brindle & Green’s ecology team recently undertook a detailed fungal survey to better understand and protect one of the UK’s most overlooked ecological assets - waxcap grasslands.
We’re delighted to welcome Sammy Rudd to Brindle & Green as our new Marketing and Business Development Assistant!