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BNG Units for Planning and DevelopmentBNG refers to the process whereby a development (or project) considers the environmental impact in terms of biodiversity. It aims to ensure the biodiversity is left in a better state than before the development was completed. This...

Badger Surveying and Mapping for PlanningBadger surveying and mapping is the practice of using surveying and mapping techniques to study and monitor badger populations and their habitats. Badgers are nocturnal and elusive creatures, making direct observation...

Ecology and Landscape Architecture - Our Experts at CWEEcology and landscape architecture are two interconnected fields that focus on the relationship between the environment, natural systems, and human-designed spaces. While they have distinct focuses, they often...

Landscape and Urban Planning for DevelopmentLandscape and urban planning is essential for development and it involves multiple disciplines of landscape architecture. Plans and policies are developed and applied through the use of landscape planning. This is for the...

Landscape Site Planning for Development Landscape site planning seeks to prioritise the natural environment, human activities, and built structures to create functional and sustainable outdoor spaces. This intricate process involves a careful balance between the...

BNG Assessment - CWE saved Client £530,000 on offsetting costsBiodiversity net gain (BNG) is an important concept when it comes to new building projects and developments, and though it is already required by most local planning authorities before granting planning...

Planning Permission Issues for Proposed DevelopmentsObtaining planning permission is crucial for any proposed development. Whether you are aiming to construct a new building, modify an existing structure, or embark on a major renovation, understanding and obtaining...

Planning Permission for Wind TurbinesThe planning permission requirements for wind turbines in the UK vary depending on the size and location of the turbine, as well as the specific planning rules in your local area. However, there are some general guidelines that...

Planning Permission for Temporary BuildingsTemporary buildings, although designed for short-term use, can still exert environmental pressures and have ecological consequences if they are not properly regulated. From construction materials to energy consumption and...