Future Nature WTC

Future Nature WTC provides a wide range of ecology surveys and assessment reports, including Protected Species Surveys for bats, badgers, great crested newts and reptiles, Botanical Surveys, Bird Surveys, Preliminary Ecological Appraisals, Ecological Impact Assessment, Ecological Clerk Of Works, GIS Mapping and Data Records Searches.

Has your Local Planning Authority asked you for a bat survey for your planning application?

We can help. Our team of experienced Ecologists provide bat surveys throughout Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Berkshire and neighbouring counties.

Click on the link below to find out more, then use our easy online quotation tool to order your survey.

Our service includes a detailed report for you to submit to the Planning Authority, and we can help if additional surveys are required.

From a walkover with verbal advice for a few hundred pounds, up to a complete garden transformation design and build service, Future Nature can provide the expertise to ensure that biodiversity and beauty are seamlessly combined. Habitat creation, concepts and construction, planting schemes, ecological assessments and after-care maintenance plans, are just some of the services we offer. Working with our specialist garden design partners, we create wildlife-friendly green spaces, without compromising on aesthetic appeal and functionality.

The range of biodiversity services Future Nature WTC offers includes Biodiversity Net Gain Assessments using the DEFRA Metrics, Habitat Management Plans, Biodiversity Offsets and Habitat Banking, Building With Nature Accreditation for Developers, The Wildlife Trusts’ Biodiversity Benchmark Certification for commercial organisations, and advice on Green Infrastructure and new landscape creation. 

BBOWT manages 2,700 hectares of land, including 800 hectares in agricultural use.  Our Land Service Advisors draw upon 60 years of experience to offer specialist guidance on a range of land-related matters including Environmental Land Management schemes (ELMs), Farmer Clusters and training days, Countryside Stewardship, Catchment Area projects, Regenerative Agriculture schemes, Rewilding, Habitat creation, Ecological Assessments and soil condition surveys.