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At Keystone Environmental we recognise that timber
production, amenity, recreation and wildlife are important
uses of woodland habitats. With Britain continuing
to increase its woodland cover we work in partnership
with our clients, the community, stakeholders and
regulators to identify and avoid wildlife conflict,
and not least, achieve conservation, social and economic
benefits through the practice of sustainable forestry.
Where there are no adverse
impacts we can recommend opportunities to enhance
existing habitats and species populations by improving
environmental conditions or by creating new habitat
features. We can also provide advice on the conservation
of flora and fauna features of special interest including
designated sites.
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