Clarkson and Woods’ solar team are excited to be attending Solar and Storage live at the NEC, 18-20th October along with experts from Lancaster University and Wychwood ecology. Come and meet the team at Stand M26, “Nature & Solar Energy” You will be able to find out about how we are working together to understand…
In his article for CIEEM’s In Practice magazine, Principal ecologist Harry Fox sheds light on the lack of guidance available on the ecological assessment and mitigation for skylarks and other ground nesting birds (“GNB”s). He suggests a methodology for impact assessments with regards skylarks and other (GNBs) which he hopes will open up a discussion…
Before the current heatwave hit some of us took a day out to canoe on the beautiful River Wye. It’s the UK’s fourth longest river and a designated Special Area of Conservation (SAC). The river is home to Wales’ most dense population of Otters, thanks to the abundant vegetation of the river banks, clean water…
Clarkson and Woods have been leading the way in solar monitoring for several years. We are delighted to have been a major contributor to Solar Energy UK’s recent publication ‘Natural Capital Best Practice Guidance’. The aim is to increase awareness and promote high quality solar farm projects that support ecology.. This guidance advises how solar…
We are excited to have two of our solar monitoring experts speaking at the EGU (European Sciences Union) conference in Vienna next week. Hannah Montag will be sharing botanical data collected over from 6 years of solar monitoring work, undertaken by Clarkson and Woods in the UK. Factors affecting botanical biodiversity such as land management…