Somerset
Assistant Ecologists – We’re Hiring!
Seasons Ecology are looking for two enthusiastic and professional Assistant Ecologists to join our Wiveliscombe team. With the majority of our work being located in North Devon, Mid Devon and Somerset West and Taunton candidates would ideally be located within 15 miles of Barnstaple, Tiverton or Wiveliscombe. Working closely alongside our experienced ecologists the successful […]
Seasons Ecology Welcomes New Bat Specialist and Senior Ecologist
We are delighted to announce that Alex Tompkinson ACIEEM has joined our team this month. Alex has over seven years’ post graduate experience in ecological consultancy. Whilst Alex is experienced in all aspects of ecological surveying and consultancy, she has joined to specifically focus on the management and development of our bat related projects in […]
Somerset and Devon Ecologists
Over the past eight years Seasons Ecology has established itself as a leading ecological consultancy in the south west of England. Our team of experienced ecologists continues to develop and evolve with new services being added to our list of services. Covid-19 has required us to adapt our service and the way we operate in […]
Boosting dormice populations on the Somerset/Devon border
In December 2015 Seasons Ecology approached the Woodland Trust to offer to donate, install and monitor dormouse boxes at a local Woodland Trust site. Cross Land is a millennium wood on the Somerset /Devon border planted with native broadleaf trees and shrubs by the Woodland Trust in 1998. With the help of the Woodland Trust’s […]
2017 in a nutshell
2017 went by in a flash for us here at Seasons Ecology and we have enjoyed taking some time to look back and reflect on what we have achieved! Both our Devon and Bath offices took on new premises with our Bath office also appointing Moira Allwood as our Office Manager! After almost two years […]
Seasons Ecology Team Development 2016
2016 has been another extremely busy year for Seasons Ecology with some new and exciting projects and team developments. Hannah Maben returned to work after a brief stint on maternity leave and is now back up to full capacity managing major projects such as the New Cloverleaf Junction off the A361 (North Devon link road) […]
Volunteering and donations in 2016
Despite 2016 seeing another increase in projects and workload Seasons Ecology has still found time to continue to support local wildlife projects through donations and volunteering. In February Seasons Ecology donated 50 dormouse boxes to the Woodland Trust and has coordinated and participated with monitoring as part of the PTES National Dormouse Monitoring Programme (https://ptes.org/campaigns/dormice/#ndmp). […]
Cross Land – Dormouse Monitoring
Seasons Ecology is donating 50 dormouse boxes to a local Woodland Trust site on the Somerset/Devon border with the intention of registering and monitoring the site on a voluntary basis under the National Dormouse Monitoring Programme. The boxes are being made and supplied by Specialised Nestboxes, a local company based on the Mendip Hills, and […]
Bats on the Blackdowns – Supporting Local Projects
Seasons Ecology is pleased to be leading a range of bat surveys on behalf of the National Trust to inform proposals to relight the Wellington Monument on the Blackdown Hills Area of Outstanding Beauty (AONB). We are completing the surveys on a voluntary basis, with assistance from the Blackdown Hills Natural Futures team. The National […]
Seasons Ecology is Formed!
Kate Hayward and Hannah Maben have teamed up to provide bespoke ecological services throughout the UK. Based in Bath and Wellington (Somerset) respectively they are able to provide a comprehensive range of ecological consultancy services including habitat and species surveys using over 20 years of experience between them. Having both run a successful small environmental […]