Biodiversity & Ecology
Mammal Surveys
Surveys of large and small mammals using camera traps, transects, sign surveys and eDNA, designed to the standard each project must meet.
Overview
Mammal surveys establish which species are present, how they use a site, and what that means for approval, lender review or long-term monitoring. The design is set to the standard the project must meet, not to a fixed method sequence.
How we approach it
Our ecologists choose among camera traps, transects, sign surveys and eDNA according to the species, habitat and decision. Field data are managed on NatureCube, with specialists checking every result before it is used.
What you receive
A survey design, species records and analysis written for the regulator or lender who will review them, with methods that can be repeated in later seasons.
Related services
Endangered Species Monitoring
Population surveys, density estimates and long-term monitoring for priority and protected species.
ESIA Biodiversity Baselines
Baseline surveys and specialist studies for ESIAs that satisfy lenders and national regulators, delivered to budget and on time.
Critical Habitat Assessments
IFC PS6 critical habitat assessments, and equivalents under EBRD PR6 and World Bank ESS6, to support lender due diligence and project approval.
Ornithological Surveys
Bird surveys using point counts, transects and bioacoustics, including the surveys required for energy and infrastructure projects.
Bat Surveys
Acoustic and roost surveys to identify the species present and how they use a site, to national guidance and lender requirements.
Biodiversity Impact Assessments
Impact assessments applying the mitigation hierarchy, supporting approval and investment decisions.