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…A badger caught on camera A hedgehog spotted on site   Q. To you, what has been the most interesting part of the study so far?  A. “Honestly, the sites themselves.……“When I got onto the site, I found forests made up from birch, willow and sometimes oak trees.…

…The work will include using innovative sound surveys and site DNA testing alongside more traditional techniques such as visual surveys and camera traps to get a detailed picture of biodiversity at five trial HRE sites.……a viaduct in Bonnyrigg Following surveys on the ground guidelines will be produced outlining opportunities to appropriately enhance biodiversity at each of the …

…2023 (PDF) Permit to break ground - July 2023 (PDF) Occupational health dust campaign - June 2023 (PDF) Eliminating harm case study - Remote acoustic monitoring - April 2023 (PDF) A63 Castle St – Diaphragm Wall Cable Break - June 2023 (PDF) M60 Simister Island - December 2022 (PDF) Pedestrian site………

…This is currently being used as a construction access road and will later form part of the site’s permanent pathway network More trees planted - We’ve now planted a total of 150,000 trees Electricity Substation base installed - The base is now in place, ready for UK Power Networks to carry out installation……This is currently a construction access road but will later become part of the …

…Surveying the site Our archaeologists start by researching the site, its history and any previous excavations.……What happens to the find next After the digging is done, the complex task of sorting, analysing and interpreting begins – this can take years for larger sites. The whole investigation is written up in a report which tells the story of the site.…

…However, it meant that traffic officers had to physically filter vulnerable vehicles on site to stop them travelling on the bridge. Working in high wind, as well as poor weather and low visibility, became increasingly hazardous for our teams.…

…The next phase of conservation involves improving grassland at the smaller sites such as Riverside, the former tennis courts and old bowling green.……It is one piece of the puzzle with other sites in the project, creating healthier habitat for wildlife across the wider Nature Recov…

…We’ve already planted 80,000 trees on the site with the help of volunteers from the local community and nearby schools, with species such as black poplar, oak, hazel and hornbeam.……We are installing temporary site compound soon, which involves increased vehicle deliveries via Hole…

…(Teviot - also known as Roxburgh - viaduct in Scotland spans the river Teviot) Quiet Wildlife loves to set up home in undisturbed sites. Plenty of our sites are either rural and undisturbed by humans or fenced off for security.……We know each site is unique, so we take a local approach, working with partners to recognise what is special and distinctive about the habita…

…These challenges include, but are not limited to: the widespread poor ground conditions surrounding the site the flood-risk impact of any works in this location the presence of protected species on site and access road limitations Following consultation with the Environment Agency, which owns and……We're continuing to consult with impacted stakeholders to understand the needs…