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Basic analysis of 440 soil samples - bulk density, loss on ignition, total N and C, pH, stone and water content. Please see RFQ for more details.
Construction of culvert on viewed rhyne at Gordano Valley NNR
NE intend on commissioning a survey to monitor the intertidal rock sub feature of the WNNC SAC against 5 of its attributes. This survey is intended to collect evidence on the intertidal rock sub-feature in order to fill current evidence gaps and verify existing data. This will enable NE to fulfil its statutory duty in monitoring
Rhododendron and small birch scrub control at Duddon Mosses National Nature Reserve. Start date is 8th July - 31st August 2026.
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Natural England self-service Direct Award Natural England is commissioning a Phase I and Phase II intertidal survey to gather additional evidence on the distribution, extent and community composition of the soft and hard substrate communities found in the 'Estuaries' and the 'Mudflats and sandflats not covered by seawater at low
Under this MoA the Partner will undertake activities to achieve the NBN Trust's four strategic ambitions, as set out in the Trust's 2022-2027 Strategy, Making Data Work for Nature: 1. The NBN Atlas is the 'go to' place for sharing, finding and accessing UK biodiversity data. 2. Biodiversity data is providing the evidence neede
Rhododendron control is required over the Southern mosses with the density and size of rhododendron varying considerably from very small plants to very large bushes above head height. Because of this, we have broken these areas down as shown on the attached map. These areas will require different methods of treatment depending o
As part of the ReSCUE project, Natural England is seeking the services of a contractor to develop a R Shiny app wrapper for a set of tools and associated information developed during the project. This app will be deployed online and provide a user-friendly interface to ensure the outputs from the project are readily accessible a
Natural England is delivering several projects for the NCEA, the largest and most complex of which is the England Ecosystem Survey (EES). The aim of the EES is to get a true understanding of the condition of England’s terrestrial environment, and to do this we need to identify landowners and land users, and secure land access pe
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