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BN Ecology Ltd

Ecology & Senior Ecologist

England
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Company Description

BN Ecology Ltd is an independent ecological consultancy specializing in wildlife and habitat assessment, ecological monitoring, and environmental impact support for a wide range of projects. The company provides evidence-based advice to help clients meet regulatory requirements while promoting biodiversity and sustainable land use. BN Ecology Ltd collaborates with public and private sector organizations, offering tailored solutions from initial survey through to implementation and post-project review. Team members work with a variety of ecosystems and taxa, contributing to conservation-focused outcomes and practical, real-world environmental management.

Role Description

The Ecology & Senior Ecologist roles are full-time remote positions responsible for delivering high-quality ecological services to a range of clients. Day-to-day tasks include:

  • Planning and conducting ecological field work
  • Leading and participating in wildlife and botanical surveys
  • Preparing clear, robust ecological reports and Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) inputs

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  • Interpreting survey data
  • Assessing ecological constraints and opportunities
  • Advising on mitigation, compensation, and enhancement measures

Ecology and Senior Ecologist team members will:

  • Liaise with clients and regulators
  • Manage project timelines and resources
  • Support junior colleagues through mentoring and technical review

Senior Ecologists will additionally:

  • Lead projects
  • Guide survey strategies
  • Provide oversight on complex assessments and stakeholder engagement

Qualifications

  • Demonstrated experience in wildlife ecology, including survey, identification, and assessment of protected and priority species.
  • Proficiency in field work methods, including habitat surveys, species monitoring, and data collection in varied outdoor conditions.
  • Strong botany skills, including accurate plant identification and habitat classification relevant to local and national guidance.
  • Experience in report writing, producing clear, evidence-based ecological reports and contributions to Environmental Impact Assessment.
  • Understanding of Environmental Impact Assessment processes, legislation, and planning policy relevant to ecological considerations.
  • Relevant degree in ecology, environmental science, or a related discipline; postgraduate qualifications or professional accreditation (e.g., membership of a professional ecological body) are an advantage.
  • Ability to work independently in a remote setting, manage multiple projects, and communicate effectively with clients and colleagues.
  • Competence with GIS or mapping tools, data analysis, and standard ecological survey equipment; a valid driver’s license and willingness to travel for field work are beneficial.
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Skills

Wildlife Ecology
Botanical Surveys
Habitat Classification
Environmental Impact Assessment
Ecological Reporting
GIS
Data Analysis
Species Monitoring
Project Management
Stakeholder Engagement
Mitigation Planning
Technical Review

Location

England, United Kingdom

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