Wildlife activity surveys
Site assessments to understand target species, movement patterns and risk areas.
WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT
Respecting wildlife.
Protecting your property.
Understanding behaviour, habitat and site pressures before deciding how to manage wildlife conflicts.
WHY IT MATTERS
A balanced approach
to the land.
Wildlife and working landscapes often overlap. When animals affect crops, buildings, fish stocks or site safety, a proportionate management plan can help reduce the conflict while respecting the relevant legal protections.
We begin with the species, the behaviour, the environment and what is actually happening on site. Practical prevention and non-lethal measures are considered wherever suitable.
WHERE WE CAN HELP
Exclusion & prevention
Practical measures for vulnerable structures, land and facilities, subject to lawful methods.
Ongoing site management
Monitoring and reviewed plans for recurring wildlife conflicts and commercial settings.
THE RIGHT METHODS
Knowledge before
intervention.
- Accurate species identification
- Assessment of protected species and relevant permissions
- Seasonal activity and site-specific constraints
- Humane, proportionate, lawful management methods
- Long-term prevention and monitoring
Important: certain species, nests, habitats and control methods are protected or restricted by law. Any specific work depends on a proper assessment and the permissions required.
START WITH A CONVERSATION
Have wildlife activity affecting a site?
Describe the species, the location and the practical problem. We’ll discuss whether an assessment makes sense.