Corry Ecology prepares NI Biodiversity Checklists, Ecological Statements, Preliminary Ecological Appraisals and protected species surveys for householders, farmers, architects and developers across Northern Ireland. From a first biodiversity checklist through to mitigation and licensing, every report is written around the tests the case officer actually has to apply. The biodiversity checklist is the first ecology document most Northern Ireland planning applications need.

Corry Ecology completes it in the format… When a council needs more than a checklist, an ecological statement sets out what is on the site, what the proposal will affect and how that effect… A PEA is the standard first look at a development site: what habitats are present, what protected species could be there, and what further survey…

Bats and their roosts are legally protected in Northern Ireland. If your proposal affects a building, a roof void or mature trees, the council will… Approval is not always the end of the ecology work.

Many permissions carry conditions requiring a construction environmental management plan or a… An honest read on what you are buying, before you are committed. Ecological constraints and planning history are two of the most common reasons a…