Ecology Survey and Mitigation Planner

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Ecological survey and mitigation works are seasonal. Failure to conduct surveys at the right time of year can result in delays to projects of over a year, as accurate survey information collected to standards set by the regulatory authorities is often required to obtain licences to disturb protected species.

Early engagement is essential when it comes to planning ecology into project programmes as this can reduce risk, providing a time and money saving.

The ecology survey and mitigation calendar produced by Mace can be used to give an indication of when you should be commissioning and completing survey and mitigation works.

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