Keystone Ecology
Keystone Habitats
Keystone – making ecology our business
Keystone Marine
Our marine ecological consultancy services include seabed, intertidal and sub-tidal surveys, seabed sampling, biotope surveys and mapping, marine mammal and bird surveys, plankton, fish and benthic surveys, GIS Mapping, Ecological Impact Assessment and the design and implementation of Mitigation, Monitoring and Management Plans.
Ecology, Habitats and Marine Survey, Assessment, Design, Planning and Contracting
Featured projects
- Great Crested Newt Mitigation for School Regeneration
- Artificial Badger Sett Creation & Main Sett Closure
- Lake Construction
- Angling Lake Marginal Planting
- Vegetation Clearance and Herptile Fencing
- Newt and Stock Fencing
- Ecological Mitigation for Quarry Restoration
- Protected Species Mitigation for Brownfield Development
- Dormouse Bridge Design and Installation
- Great Crested Newt Mitigation for Landfill Site
- Great Crested Newt Mitigation for Quarry Extension
- Ditch and Heathland Restoration
- Keystone Habitats is Selected as 1 of 3 Countryside and Conservation Works Suppliers to Norwich City Council
January 23rd, 2012 - Innovation and Orchard Translocation
November 22nd, 2011 - Visit us at Renewables UK
October 13th, 2011 - Keystone’s Framework with Somerset County Council is Extended
September 23rd, 2011
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Registered Office: Beechwood, Tetbury Rd, Didmarton, South Glos. GL9 1AH
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Innovation and Orchard Translocation
October brought a new challenge for our Habitats Team. For the first time in the UK a mature orchard, important to the rare Noble Chafer beetle, was translocated to permit residential development. Working closely with the Peoples Trust for Endangered Species, our Habitats Team has produced a methodology that will set the standard for future translocations of this nature.