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FAQ: Bats and Planning Applications for UK Developers
FAQ: Bats and Planning Applications for UK Developers
A Landscape Developer’s Guide to Biodiversity Offsetting
A Landscape Developer’s Guide to Biodiversity Offsetting
6 Examples of UK Species That Need Urgent Protection
6 Examples of UK Species That Need Urgent Protection
 
Some recent photographs taken from Saachi's Leaving BBQ. Unfortunately Saachi's last day is here. We have celebrated it so far with presents & cakes and will be going for leaving drinks after work this evening! #landscapearchitect #internship #
Sadly tomorrow will be our last day with Saachi, our summer intern, who has acted as assistant landscape architect for the past three months. She will be returning to @landscapesheff to finish her second year of MA Landscape Architecture. Saachi h
A Podarcis muralis (common wall lizard) spotted on the way into work by one of our ecologists. #walllizard #lizards #lizardlandscape #lizardecology #ecology #reptiles
Last month was Lizard's anniversary, marking 21 years of Lizard Landscape Design and Ecology! Cheers to many more years to come! 🎉 #landscapearchitects #ecologists #consultancy #arboriculture #companyanniversary #birthday #21years
Perspective drawing created for @apartmentsbayside during the concept design. #urbanplanning #baysideworthing #baysideapartmentsworthing #baysideapartments #worthingseafront #worthingbeach #worthing #landscape #landscapedesign #landscapearchitect #
To enhance biodiversity Swift bricks and boxes are now a mandatory requirement for new developments in Brighton & Hove (as well as bee bricks), with at least 2 per house required for minor developments! Swift bricks/boxes can be ideally placed u
Spotted by one of our ecologists this Fern Leaved Beech has two different types of leaves. This is due to the Fern Leaved mutation, also known as Cut-leaved, not always being stable. Occasionally when branches are damaged, the new growth may reve
Dukes Court, Woking. 3 of 3 The proposal provided Dukes Court with a highly visual commercially branded identity through the installation of a significant feature green wall system. Whilst also providing numerous environmental, economic, and social
Dukes Court, Woking. 2 of 3 The living wall at Dukes Court incorporates a number of bird & bat boxes installed at various heights to increase the habitat potential for local wildlife. The planting also consists of the Royal Horticultural Socie
Dukes Court, Woking. LLDE acted as the project’s landscape architects. We provided a Landscape Scheme Design and Detailed Landscape Design, seeing the project all the way through planning stages to construction (RIBA Stage 1-7). We wanted to
LLDE was commissioned to prepare a Landscape and Ecological Design Strategy for Northbrook College in Worthing. The landscape and ecological enhancement measures were designed and specified with the aim of enhancing species and bio-diversity within
Introducing Emily and @montyandpip_conservationdogs who helped us on a recent Water vole survey. Research shows that dogs can be far more effective than human-only search teams, especially on sites that are difficult to access. It was the second
 
 
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