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Welcoming Alicja Kordula to the Ecology Team

We’re delighted to announce that Alicja Kordula has joined Brindle & Green as a Senior Ecologist.

Alicja was drawn to Brindle & Green not only by our beautiful office location but also by the breadth of expertise and knowledge within the team. The opportunity to learn from experienced colleagues and take advantage of the training available made the decision to join us an exciting one.

Looking ahead, Alicja is eager to develop her skills and knowledge further, with a view to becoming both a stronger ecologist and an effective manager. Over the next 12 months, she is particularly keen to:

  • Work towards gaining her CL17 bat licence
  • Complete her FISC (Field Identification Skills Certificate) assessment
  • Establish herself as a valued member of the Brindle & Green team

We’re excited to see Alicja grow into her new role and contribute her enthusiasm, expertise, and passion for ecology to our projects across the country. Welcome to the team, Alicja!

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Posted on: 01 October 2025
Posted in: Company News

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