We provide advice on Landscape ecology, Woodland ecology. This includes Botanical surveys, Breeam, CSH, Reptile and amphibian surveys, mammal and bird surveys and scoping surveys. We can advise on producing your own plan to conserve the wildlife on your site.
BS 42020 biodiversity; Designing and managing robust ecosystem services. Increased frequency of storm events, higher rainfall due to jet stream, effects of climate change, increased development
Butterflies This is the second article on Butterflies Ecology, the first can be found here Ecology and Landscape design for creating habitat for Butterflies. Butterflies
Native Hedges helping to join habitats. Top tip * – Native hedges should use a mix of trees and shrubs, the best plants for wildlife
Butterfly Ecology Why should we worry about butterfly ecology? It is not only because butterflies are attractive. They are also important pollinators of our wild
In the UK, it has been the longest winter since 1962. We have also had a colder March than the previous months of December 2012,
Welcome to the new LandVision Blog which is aimed at providing information on landscape to web visitors. The Landvision Blog provides up to date guidance
We often undertake trial pits to show that there are few roots within the RPA
Landvision helped us out with an extremely complex tree protection issue, which we were stuck on and was holding up our project. Their approach was at all times practical and professional and they successfully managed the issue for us. They always came back to me promptly whenever I had a query and with a helpful, positive and cheery attitude at all times, I would not hesitate to use them again or recommend them to others.