Our projects

Baseline habitat survey and condition assessment to support BNG, track natural capital, and inform long-term ecological land management and restoration decisions.

Designed for biodiversity, heritage, and people, this flagship woodland project planted 104,000 trees in a sensitive coastal AONB—funded by PSDCF and delivered with organic, herbicide-free methods.

A 98ha woodland plan balanced heritage, biodiversity, and commercial forestry—unlocking Higher Tier Stewardship and protecting rare habitats like temperate rainforest at Trebartha Estate.

A 13ha native woodland near Penzance, designed to sequester 772t CO₂, enhance biodiversity, and respect historic views—recognised as best in class by Grown in Britain’s CEO.

A BS5837 survey at Saltram Estate mapped 80 trees to guide path upgrades—informing design, safeguarding veteran trees, and ultimately leading to a decision to halt works due to constraints.

Masterplanning for 19 homes on a constrained, contaminated site in Cornwall—delivering drainage, ecology, play, and planting strategies to unlock planning approval and start construction.

An LVIA in a sensitive coastal setting assessed the visual and landscape impacts of a proposed development—finding low, proportionate change that aligned with planning and conservation priorities.

A fast-turnaround landscape and ecology solution helped Leeds Castle secure planning for glamping pods—achieving BNG, privacy, access, and drainage within weeks of project inception.

Archaeological assessments shaped woodland creation and management across Devon and Cornwall, protecting historic features and enhancing landscapes through informed, site-sensitive design.

Archival research and site analysis revealed lost gardens at Powis Castle, enabling a robust conservation plan that supports long-term stewardship of this nationally significant historic landscape.