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Whatever level of BREEAM you need, whether Good, Very Good or Outstanding, if you need to gain credits cost-effectively and quickly - you can have that and more with a specialist BREEAM Ecological Survey and Report from Adonis Ecology.

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Your site may be affected by Badger legislation even if there is not a sett on your site. This is because using heavy machinery within 30m of a sett, substantially reducing their foraging habitat or obstructing access to a sett could be considered interference with a badger sett and hence illegal. Adonis Ecology could carry out a badger site assessment visit that tells you the likelihood of your proposed activity encountering a badger issue and how to resolve any issue arising as rapidly and effectively as possible.

Bird Survey and Report; What a Bird Survey and Report from Adonis Ecology Can Do for You. If you need a professional bird survey and report for a planning application or for legal compliance, if you need to keep costs down, and if you need to keep things running on time - you can have that and more with Adonis Ecology.

Many invertebrate species are Biodiversity Action Plan species – and as such are material considerations for individual planning consents under PPS9. An invertebrate survey would determine whether there are protected or BAP invertebrates on your site. Certain invertebrate species receive strict protection under Schedule 5 of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 and are therefore a legal consideration regardless of whether the activity on your site has planning or other consent. Invertebrate habitat requirements are fundamental to creating good biodiversity on site – not only do invertebrates themselves comprise most of the biodiversity on Earth above micro-organism level, but they provide essential ecosystem services to plants and other animals.

Some habitats are protected under Annex 1 of the EC Habitats Directive, and many more are Biodiversity Action Plan habitats – and as such are material considerations for individual planning consents under PPS9. A botanical survey, such as an NVC (National Vegetation Classification) survey, would determine whether there are protected or BAP habitats on your site. Certain plant species receive strict protection under Schedule 8 of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 and are therefore a legal consideration regardless of whether the activity on your site has planning or other consent.