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Join a forward-thinking ecological consultancy that has been a leader in the field for over 60 years. This role offers the chance to work on diverse projects ranging from small developments to large, sustainable initiatives. You'll collaborate with a talented team of professionals, ensuring compliance with UK ecology legislation while advising clients on Biodiversity Net Gain. Enjoy flexible working arrangements and a supportive environment that values continuous training and professional development. With a beautiful office setting in Derbyshire and a commitment to employee ownership, this is an opportunity to make a meaningful impact in the ecology sector.
One of the UK’s leading Ecology practices working extensively throughout the UK. Over the last 60 years, the consultancy has developed a valuable mix of multi-disciplinary expertise in masterplanning, environmental assessment, urban design, landscape, ecology, architecture, arboriculture, and green infrastructure.
With their head office in a rural area of Derbyshire, you'll be working in a beautiful manor house, surrounded by attractive grounds including a mature garden, pond, and various species of fauna and flora, an ecological haven! They also have regional offices in Exeter, Dorset, Greater London, Sheffield, and York.
Their directors all joined in junior positions and are now very involved with public enquiries and expert witness work, backed by their ecological knowledge and reputation.
As an employee-owned business, all staff share in the success of the company.
You will work on a diverse range of projects, from small-scale developments to large, long-term sustainable projects, with the flexibility to choose projects and develop your career. The main sectors include residential, renewables, and minerals & waste industries.
You will play a pivotal role in leading and delivering ecological assessments, surveys, and mitigation strategies, collaborating with a large team of ecologists, landscape architects, arboriculturists, and environmental planners.