Nesting Area on Office Roof to Attract Displaced Birds

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Considerate constructors try to prevent negative environmental impacts as a result of works. When disruption is inevitable, sites should try to find ways to minimise their impact on the environment and support the local wildlife as much as possible.

See the examples below for how one site achieved this:

  • Built a 25m2 area on the roof of the three storey office (which is part of the project) to attract ground nesting birds displaced from their habitat by the construction work.
  • Area is bounded by steel, lined and filled with stone, requiring additional roof support design which added significant cost and effort.
  • This was made possible by collaboration between the client, local authority and environmental groups.

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Monitor report, MCS Build Ltd. Staffordshire. April 2018.

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Published 9 May 2018
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Categories
Identification of flora, fauna and natural resources, Identify potential natural environment detriment, Investigation for environmental events, Planned planting and hard engineering to enhance the natural environment, Protection of existing natural habitat,

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Medium,

Level of Best Practice
Good practice,

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