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
- Strategic Habitats Regulations Assessment
- Ecological Risk Assessments – M23 Collision Zone
- Ecology Survey and Assessment for Waste Composting Facility
- Ecology Surveys and Mitigation for Brownfield Regeneration
- Ecology Surveys for Hydropower Scheme
- Rail Contractor Briefing for Reptiles
- Ecology Surveys for Commercial Wind Farms
- Ecological Feasibility Survey for Proposed Pipeline Routes
- 5th National Otter Survey
- Ecological Baseline Surveys and ES Chapter
- Biodiversity Action Plan – Longcliffe Quarry
- Great Crested Newt and Invertebrate Surveys
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© 2002 - 2024 Keystone Environmental | Ecology Consultancy and Contracting
Registered in England and Wales Company Number 04445324
Registered Office: The Old Barn, Park Farm Buildings, Beverston, Tetbury, GL8 8TT
HEAD OFFICE: 01666 503687
WELSH OFFICE: 02920 504024
Ecology Surveys
Ecology surveys are the foundation for impact assessment and site design. Ours are specifically designed to achieve effective, intelligently balanced results proportionate to impact, guidelines and regulations.
Habitat Surveys
• Feasibility Surveys
• Due Diligence Surveys
• Phase 1 Surveys
• Detailed Surveys
Plant Surveys
• Feasibility Surveys
• Due Diligence Surveys
• Phase 1 Surveys
• Detailed Surveys
Animal Surveys
• Feasibility Surveys
• Due Diligence Surveys
• Phase 1 Surveys
• Detailed Surveys
Click here for a summary of our Animal and Habitat Surveys (pdf download)
Our surveys
Preliminary or Phase 1 Surveys are now compulsory. We make every effort to anticipate the requirements of detailed or Phase II surveys, keeping costs and delays to a minimum and ensuring they are fully acceptable to the Regulator. We recognise how survey costs can add up and, wherever possible, we’ll synchronise survey planning with your resources, making intelligent use of new technologies to optimise efficiency and reduce risk, cost and delays.
The benefits of our approach