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Background to the job: Natural England is managing ash dieback and hazardous trees along roads and footpaths. It is important that work is carried out sensitively and as specified, ensuring unnecessary damage to the woodland is avoided. Timing: Work must be completed by 28th February 2027, to avoid disturbance to nesting birds.
The requirement is for a feasibility study to identify and assess options to restore natural hydrological processes to the River Wylye at Suffers Bridge within the River Avon System SSSI. The commission will deliver site investigations, hydraulic and hydrological assessment, modelling, detailed design development, a River Restor
Key Natural England Contact Philip Thorpe, Somerset Senior Reserve Manager, Tel - 07979119406 Email - philip.thorpe@naturalengland.org.uk Location of works: Wisteria Farm, Middlemoor Drove, Northmoor Corner, North Newton, Somerset. TA70BT. What3Words: jumped.typically.manifests
Natural England needs to appoint an auditor to provide an independent report of the factual findings on the costs claimed under the Grant Agreement for LIFE in the Ravines, a 5 year woodland restoration project funded by EU LIFE. We anticipate the audit to be carried out over Nov/Dec 2026.
Vegetation management on a National Nature Reserve in North Lancashire
Sampling of pond water and filtration of samples for DNA analysis to add to the pond condition metric project.
DNA-based methods have the potential to significantly change how we monitor and assess ecosystems. Natural England has been exploring the use of these methods for environmental monitoring for several years, delivering a series of reports which focus on the development of DNA-based methods with potential in a particular area. The
Natural England's Natural Capital Team is seeking to commission an evidence review that examines the confidence with which nature-based interventions deliver specific ecosystem services and benefits from nature, and reduce nature related risks. The nature-based interventions used will build on the evidence on priority actions fo
Through this agreement the Bat Conservation Trust (BCT) will undertake annual bat species action plan reporting, deliver on those priority actions, undertake the required monitoring and surveillance for these bat species as per the Environmental Improvement Plan and the Environment Act targets, co-ordinate the annual UK Bat Stee
Natural England and the PTES have worked in close partnership on a recovery programme for dormice. This MoA focuses on; 1. Improving the understanding on the ecology of the hazel dormouse through research. 2. Improving our understanding of the distribution and abundance of the hazel dormouse. 3. Running the National Dormouse Mon
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