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Dry stone walling, fencing and hedge laying plus installation of water trough and collection facilities at a National Nature Reserve in North Lancashire
Natural England and Defra group Commercial are conducting preliminary supply market research for Environmental Delivery Plans (EDPs) that address nutrient pollution under the Nature Restoration Fund (NRF). This is suppliers' opportunity to begin helping us to develop our requirements and approaches to potential future procuremen
Provision of 2024 and 2025 Post-fishery report of Stubborn and Ferrier Sand cockle beds, The Wash, Norfolk.
Supply and delivery of C1600C fully mounted heavy duty flail collector suitable for use with New Holland Boomer 50 tractor
In July 2025 Natural England Dive Unit carried out a chalk reef survey in the Cromer Shoals Chalk Beds MCZ. This project is to analyse the data collected and write up a technical report on the biological communities found.
To repair damage to whole in roof of livestock shed. Install pre-stressed concrete panels. Remove Yorkshire board cladding. Install new internal metal work and alter existing metal work so the shed works better for cattle. Roof contains asbestos.
Basic analysis of Soil Samples for Natural England's Long Term Monitoring Network 2025 180 soil samples - bulk density, loss on ignition, Olsen P, total N and C
Natural England's Long Term Monitoring Network (LTMN) started collecting data in 2010, aiming to identify if and how ecosystems are changing and, where relevant, to attribute that change to large-scale ecosystem pressures. Data is collected across 37 sites, most of which are National Nature Reserves. Alongside other data collect
Natural England's Long Term Monitoring Network (LTMN) started collecting data in 2010, aiming to identify if and how ecosystems are changing and, where relevant, to attribute that change to large-scale ecosystem pressures. Data is collected across 37 sites, most of which are National Nature Reserves. Alongside other data collect
Natural England's Long Term Monitoring Network (LTMN) started collecting data in 2010, aiming to identify if and how ecosystems are changing and, where relevant, to attribute that change to large-scale ecosystem pressures. Data is collected across 37 sites, most of which are National Nature Reserves. Alongside other data collect
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