Friday 7 March 2014

Welcome to the team, Jess!

We would like to introduce you to Jess Mitchell -the latest member of the Naturally Wild team who has joined us as an experienced ecologist. Jess started her role today by joint supervising the removal and installation of amphibian fencing on an on-going project in the North East, and is already proving herself as a valuable member of the team!

We think the growth of our team calls for a celebration, cake anyone...?

Welcome, Jess!
 
Jess's contact details will soon be available on the Naturally Wild website.

Tuesday 4 March 2014

Rehoming pipistrelles in Dumfires & Galloway

Today, Graeme and Phil have been on site in Dumfries and Galloway to supervise a building strip, prior to its demolition. This ecological mitigation was required in order for the project to obtain a European protected species licence (EPSL).

During the internal strip a roost of 10 common pipistrelle was uncovered; which Graeme efficiently relocated into a bat box which Naturally Wild installed in the surrounding woodland in advance of the works.

We are passionate about what we do, which is why we gladly travel the length and breadth of the country to ensure that the mitigation we advise for pre, during and post demolition works is appropriately selected and undertaken, with our full guidance and support.

These common pipistrelle were roosting in the cracks and crevices inside the building.
 



Monday 3 March 2014

Our ecological consultancy has evolved

Say hello to our new corporate identity and website

We’re very excited to launch our new corporate identity and website today – we hope you like them. Thanks to Q-Logix Ltd for a fantastic job.

We have evolved over the last few years and now provide a range of cost-effective ecological consultancy, education and media solutions to a wide range of clients across the UK from individual homeowners to large multinational corporations.

 The old branding and website didn’t quite fit where we’re going so we’ve developed a fresh, new look which better reflects what we’re about and the work we do. What do you see in our logo, and what does it suggest to you?
 
 
Clients told us that the old website was too cluttered so we’ve stripped it down and given it a much clearer structure and sharper visual style. We’ve also improved integration with social media platforms (such as this blog). You can now check out our tweets, posts, updates, photos and video footage at the click of a button.

 We’re here to serve our customers so let us know what you think:



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