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02 November 2017
Bat Low Impact Class Licence – ECOSA is meeting licensing demand with three Registered Consultants
As well as Company Director and Principal Ecologist Simon Colenutt, ECOSA Principal Ecologists Frances King-Smith and Simon Boswell are now able to register under the Bat Low Impact Class Licence (BLICL).
Read more »03 August 2017
ECOSA and Wilkins Kennedy raise over £200 for Naomi House & Jacksplace Hospices for Children
Our accountant Elizabeth Gray of Wilkins Kennedy (complete with minions costume) and her colleagues organised a fantastic ‘minions’ themed bake sale for ECOSA, as part of their efforts to raise as much money as possible for life-limited children.
Read more »29 June 2017
ECOSA Director Simon Colenutt presents RTPI Award to the City of London Corporation
ECOSA proudly sponsored the 2017 Royal Town and Planning Institute Award for Excellence in Planning for the Natural Environment. We congratulate the winner and all of this year’s finalists.
Read more »14 March 2017
ECOSA deliver Ecology CPD talk to Surrey County Council
Surrey County Council building surveyors spent a lunchtime CPD session learning about ecology and the planning process with Principal Ecologist Frances King-Smith.
Read more »07 March 2017
New Natural England wildlife licensing policies
The consultation outcome report in to new wildlife licensing policies for European Protected Species has now been published. Adoption of these new policies is intended to smooth the application process for wildlife (protected species) licences for development projects, and provide greater security for protected species populations. The policy has been specifically targeted at great crested newt, although it applies to all European Protected Species including hazel dormouse and all bats species.
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