To achieve the best outcomes for biodiversity, it is critical to understand the ecological status and condition of the site, and to consider the site within the wider landscape context. A biodiversity baseline assessment involves both desktop and field-based analysis.

This not only provides a baseline metric for the site, but it also sets the foundation for biodiversity enhancement by identifying ecological constraints and opportunities for improvement.

Following a baseline assessment, the next step is to identify opportunities for improvement. This process should be holistic, involving all stakeholders and considering future plans, management needs, and targets for the site.

BioSense engages with all relevant stakeholders to ensure comprehensive input. We deliver
biodiversity enhancement recommendations from design to completion, providing drawings,
specifications, details, pricing information, and arranging the on-site work.

BioSense offers various ways to help you showcase your biodiversity efforts. We install eyecatching signage to inform site users about your landscape management for biodiversity. Additionally, we can create an online dashboard featuring your positive actions, progress, and documented species.

We also organise nature-related events and educational talks for your staff and site users, including workshops and volunteer days.

Best practice for biodiversity enhancement requires the correct approach to site management, monitoring, and maintenance. BioSense provides clear and practical guidance in relation to the long-term management of your site as well as the optimal ecological monitoring strategy to ensure all actions have a positive impact. We deliver user-friendly management plans with coordinated maps, drawings, and diagrams as appropriate.