Callum Fraser leads bird and breeding-season surveys. He plans the visits, records what he finds, and explains what it means for a programme of work.

He is most often on sites with ground-nesting birds, wintering wildfowl, or farmland assemblages.

Freya Lindholm is a marine and coastal ecologist. She surveys intertidal habitats and advises on work beside the shore.

Her recent studies cover saltmarsh, seabird colonies, and the effects of coastal path and flood-defence schemes.

Helena Voss specialises in marine mammals and underwater noise. She reviews survey data and sets out what a project needs to do to stay within licence conditions.

Recent work includes harbour porpoise assessments, piling mitigation, and coastal construction method statements.

Isla MacLeod surveys woodland and grassland habitats and writes the reports that go with a planning application.

She spends most of her time on phase 1 habitat mapping, botanical checks, and advice for sites that sit next to ancient woodland.

Jonah Adeyemi works on coastal process and intertidal surveys. He helps teams understand how a scheme will sit against the shore.

Recent work includes beach monitoring, dune restoration, and advice for harbours and sea walls.

Owen Clarke specialises in protected species licensing and mitigation. He prepares licence applications and stays with a project through construction.

He works most often on bats, great crested newts, and other European protected species.

Priya Nair assesses historic landscapes and the setting of heritage assets. She turns desk study and site work into clear advice for design teams.

Her recent projects cover parkland, scheduled monuments, and landscape character studies for new infrastructure.

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Tomasz Kowalski prepares landscape and visual impact assessments. He builds the viewpoints, tests the design, and writes the chapter that goes into the environmental statement.

He works across energy sites, roads, and large rural developments.

Owen Clarke specialises in protected species licensing and mitigation. He prepares licence applications and stays with a project through construction.

He works most often on bats, great crested newts, and other European protected species.

Isla MacLeod surveys woodland and grassland habitats and writes the reports that go with a planning application.

She spends most of her time on phase 1 habitat mapping, botanical checks, and advice for sites that sit next to ancient woodland.

Callum Fraser leads bird and breeding-season surveys. He plans the visits, records what he finds, and explains what it means for a programme of work.

He is most often on sites with ground-nesting birds, wintering wildfowl, or farmland assemblages.

Jonah Adeyemi works on coastal process and intertidal surveys. He helps teams understand how a scheme will sit against the shore.

Recent work includes beach monitoring, dune restoration, and advice for harbours and sea walls.