Getting Involved In The Garden
I know it must be winter (though I sleep), I know it must be winter, for I dream, I dip my bare feet in the running stream, And flowers are many, and the grass grows deep. ~Edith Matilda Thomas~ We … Read More
I know it must be winter (though I sleep), I know it must be winter, for I dream, I dip my bare feet in the running stream, And flowers are many, and the grass grows deep. ~Edith Matilda Thomas~ We … Read More
Great Crested Newts Course 2019 course date not confirmed This course has been designed for ecologists, students and people working in countryside management who are looking to undertake professional great crested newt surveys. The course will introduce the legislation relating … Read More
Different Types of Traditional Building Traditional buildings are present throughout Britain. They may comprise agricultural structures, period properties, listed buildings, churches and places of worship. They often form key contributions to an area’s sense of identity and character. Furthermore, they … Read More
Ecologist Job (Undertaking Bat Sound Analysis) We have an opportunity for an ecologist experienced in undertaking bat sound analysis and writing up the results section of bat survey reports. The role could be based in our Cardiff office, home-based or … Read More
We ran a series of ecology training courses in 2019 details of which can be found below. We are also running a series of similar ecology training courses in 2020. Introduction to QGIS – 13th January 2019 – Day Course This … Read More
As the month rolls in we welcome short, bright and crisp days that begin with a coating of frost. The frost brings our attention to things we usually miss; such as spider webs that are perfectly outlined with tiny crystals, … Read More
Many different kinds of various trees have been used to celebrate winter festivals for thousands of years. Pagans used their branches to decorate their homes during the winter solstice as it reminded them of the spring to come. Christians use … Read More
Given the strict planning rules limiting the building of new dwellings in the countryside, barn conversions are becoming increasingly popular for those looking to acquire their dream home in the country. Redeveloping a barn can be an incredibly rewarding experience, … Read More
Winter and Wildlife Winter can be a tough time of year for much of our British wildlife as food is in short supply and the days become shorter. However, as the leaves have fallen from the trees and hedgerows it … Read More
Following our previous blog posts (part 1 and part 2) which looked at potential changes in the business environment for consultants, part 3 will look at ‘going green’ and think a little about recruitment in future years. Going Green As … Read More