Ecological Surveys

What Ecological Survey can we provide?

There are a range of different ecological surveys and assessments available, each of which is suited to a different scenario. Ecological surveys assess the impact that a development project may have on the surrounding environment and go into varying depths of detail depending upon the type of survey that you have. The aim of an ecological survey is to assist the developers and local planning authority to establish what steps are mitigate any impact on the environment and decide on the next step forward.

 

Ecological surveys and assessments that ProHort Ltd can provide include:

Due to changes in the planning process, the Preliminary Ecological Assessment (PEA) is no longer recommended. Local Planning Authorities are currently requesting a Phase 1 Extended Ecology Survey, alongside UK Habitat Mapping and a Biodiversity Net Gain matrix. Get in touch for more information.

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How do Ecological Surveys work?

Once you have got in touch with ProHort, we will be able to provide you with a written quote for the survey or assessment you require. Once you confirm that you would like to proceed, our specialist ecological consultant will visit the site, as required, to carry out the survey or assessment.

Having completed the survey or assessment, the consultant will put together your documentation clearly showing the results from the survey. This documentation will be sent in the form of a PDF or a physical copy of the report, if required.

 

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At ProHort we always provide you with our best price, first time as we know the importance of getting value for money.

Ecological surveys and assessments are priced on a case by case basis, depending upon a variety of factors, including the complexity of the development project.

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