Our team of project managers are experienced in undertaking consultation exercises as either a statutory or non-statutory part of the environmental impact assessment process. They have developed good working relationships with officers at Natural England, The Countryside Council for Wales and the Environment Agency as well as in many local authorities. We believe that in many cases, consultation with stakeholders is an important part of ensuring they feel informed about the process and their views are taken into account from the start. This can minimize objections to developments at a later stage and can avoid lengthy delays during the consents and planning application stages.

In addition we have attended numerous farmers meetings and public workshops/meetings to provide explanations of potential environmental impacts related to developments and specifically to explain how impacts are assessed and what surveys have been undertaken.