Environment Systems is proud to celebrate its 20-year partnership with the Woodland Trust, the UK’s leading woodland conservation charity. Our first collaboration was to develop “Woods for People,” a database of accessible woodlands in the UK.
The UK Overseas Territories contain 94% of the UK’s biodiversity, making them globally significant nature hotspots. Protecting by integrating climate change resilience in these areas is crucial.
All of us at Environment Systems would like to take a moment to mark the passing of Calvin “Andre” Samuel who died in October of this year. We worked extensively with Andre in Anguilla when he held the roles of Director of the Department of the Environment and Director of the Department for Disaster Management. […]
A large part of the work the Environment Systems ecology team carries out involves bat surveys of buildings requiring renovation, demolition, restoration or conversion. We also help design and project manage bat mitigation measures, including providing replacement bat roosts and subsequent population monitoring.
We are pleased to share that Environment Systems has successfully renewed their BS8555 accreditation.
BS 8555 allows organisations to implement and maintain an environmental management system using a step-by-step approach.
Coastal monitoring takes place every 5-8 years to ensure that changes are monitored effectively and that new improved processes and analyses can be brought to bear. Most recently, we have returned to the South East, an area that stretches from the Isle of Grain in the east to Portland Bill in the west.
A large amount of the water we drink comes from rivers and reservoirs. Although this water passes through complex treatment processes to make it safe to drink, the time, effort and cost of these processes depends on the quality of the raw water. Human activities, in particular farming, can affect water quality by increasing the risk of soil mobilisation.
East End Pond is a conservation area in Anguilla, the island’s only protected salt pond and an internationally recognised reserve for wetland bird species. Working with the RSPB and Anguilla National Trust, Environment Systems has carried out a study to investigate the risks of flooding and nature-based solutions.