Megan joined Brindle & Green as a seasonal ecologist over the spring and summer, quickly becoming a valued member of the team through her enthusiasm, adaptability, and clear passion for ecology.
During her time as a seasonal, Megan thrived on the variety that each day brought. From exploring new sites to tackling fresh ecological challenges, she embraced the fast pace and hands-on learning that comes with fieldwork. She describes the experience as an opportunity to develop a “whole host of ecological skills,” and particularly enjoyed being trusted with early responsibility – something that helped her build confidence in her own judgement, especially during ECoW work.
As she steps into her new role, Megan is eager to deepen her understanding of how the data she helped collect feeds into decision making within reports. For her, seeing a project unfold from the initial survey stages right through to completion will be a rewarding new chapter.
With a background in marine biology, Megan’s affinity for aquatic species is unmistakable. She hopes to continue developing expertise in areas such as great crested newts, otters, water voles, and white-clawed crayfish, with an eye toward carving out a niche within the aquatic ecology field.
When asked what she values most about Brindle & Green, Megan didn’t hesitate: the people. She highlights the supportive culture where team members are always available to share knowledge – whether it’s explaining a new survey technique, offering CPD opportunities, or simply providing good company on long drives to site.
Charlie Martin has moved from his seasonal position into a full-time role as Ecological Mitigation Assistant - a transition shaped by enthusiasm, curiosity, and a genuine passion for ecology.
Scott Reast, Financial Controller marks 10 years with the company - a decade defined by commitment, adaptability, and an unwavering contribution to our growth and success.
We’re delighted to welcome Kate Peel to Brindle & Green as a Landscape Architect within our Landscape team.