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September 2021 – House of Lords votes for increased protection of ancient woodland under the draft Environment Bill, including the provision of a 50m buffer
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September 2021 – House of Lords votes for increased protection of ancient woodland under the draft Environment Bill, including the provision of a 50m buffer

Ecology

September 2021 – House of Lords votes for increased protection of ancient woodland under the draft Environment Bill, including the provision of a 50m buffer

House of Lords votes for increased protection of [...]

August 2021 – Aspect Ecology’s evidence at appeal secures a permission with a full costs award for a site adjacent to Pevensey Levels SAC
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August 2021 – Aspect Ecology’s evidence at appeal secures a permission with a full costs award for a site adjacent to Pevensey Levels SAC

Ecology

August 2021 – Aspect Ecology’s evidence at appeal secures a permission with a full costs award for a site adjacent to Pevensey Levels SAC

Aspect Ecology’s evidence at appeal secures a permission [...]

July 2021 – Biodiversity Net Gain: Natural England launches the finalised metric, known as ‘Defra 3.0’, which will accompany the forthcoming Environment Bill.
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July 2021 – Biodiversity Net Gain: Natural England launches the finalised metric, known as ‘Defra 3.0’, which will accompany the forthcoming Environment Bill.

Ecology

July 2021 – Biodiversity Net Gain: Natural England launches the finalised metric, known as ‘Defra 3.0’, which will accompany the forthcoming Environment Bill.

Biodiversity Net Gain: Natural England launches the finalised [...]

June 2021 – Aspect Ecology has been commissioned to advise on the proposal to bring forward green and blue hydrogen plants at Killingholme Power Station as part of Humber Zero
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June 2021 – Aspect Ecology has been commissioned to advise on the proposal to bring forward green and blue hydrogen plants at Killingholme Power Station as part of Humber Zero

Ecology

June 2021 – Aspect Ecology has been commissioned to advise on the proposal to bring forward green and blue hydrogen plants at Killingholme Power Station as part of Humber Zero

Aspect Ecology has been commissioned to advise on [...]

May 2021 – Aspect Ecology’s evidence leads to successful appeal decision which provides confirmation that metric calculations should be interpreted alongside professional judgement when assessing biodiversity net gain
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May 2021 – Aspect Ecology’s evidence leads to successful appeal decision which provides confirmation that metric calculations should be interpreted alongside professional judgement when assessing biodiversity net gain

Ecology

May 2021 – Aspect Ecology’s evidence leads to successful appeal decision which provides confirmation that metric calculations should be interpreted alongside professional judgement when assessing biodiversity net gain

Aspect Ecology’s evidence leads to successful appeal decision [...]

April 2021 – Aspect Ecology’s input to the design of a wildlife corridor leads to a biodiversity net gain and enables LPA to withdraw its reason for refusal, facilitating the grant of planning permission at appeal
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April 2021 – Aspect Ecology’s input to the design of a wildlife corridor leads to a biodiversity net gain and enables LPA to withdraw its reason for refusal, facilitating the grant of planning permission at appeal

Ecology

April 2021 – Aspect Ecology’s input to the design of a wildlife corridor leads to a biodiversity net gain and enables LPA to withdraw its reason for refusal, facilitating the grant of planning permission at appeal

Aspect Ecology’s input to the design of a [...]

May 2020: Is Your Development Nutrient Neutral? How water quality issues are delaying development sites across the country.

Is Your Development Nutrient Neutral? How water quality [...]

April 2020: Business as usual: Defra has confirmed that “Ecologists should therefore be able to continue with outdoor work, including ecological surveying and supervision, where they can continue to follow Public Health England guidelines”.
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April 2020: Business as usual: Defra has confirmed that “Ecologists should therefore be able to continue with outdoor work, including ecological surveying and supervision, where they can continue to follow Public Health England guidelines”.

Ecology

April 2020: Business as usual: Defra has confirmed that “Ecologists should therefore be able to continue with outdoor work, including ecological surveying and supervision, where they can continue to follow Public Health England guidelines”.

Business as usual: Defra has confirmed that “Ecologists [...]

June 2019: Aspect Ecology’s adopted HRA focussing on Burnham Beeches SAC in Buckinghamshire leads to grant of planning permission for 350 new homes.

We are delighted to have been involved [...]

May 2019: Charging update for issue of protected species licences

Following the implementation of charges for bat and [...]

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