by Gemma.Admin | December 8th, 2015 | Climate Change, Law and Policy
UK Energy Policy to increase CO2 and consumer costs Energy Secretary Amber Rudd’s admission in November that the UK does not have the right climate adaptation policies to meet its renewable energy targets was no surprise to the energy and environmental...
by Gemma.Admin | November 26th, 2015 | Landmark, News, Renewable Energy
In July 2015, Landmark was pleased to be invited to take part in an educational school visit to the Triodos Renewables turbines at Avonmouth, Bristol. We are proud to have worked with Wessex Water in gaining planning consent for the four wind turbines at the...
by Gemma.Admin | November 12th, 2015 | Ecology, Law and Policy, Protected Species
There are approximately 17 species of bat in Britain; two belonging to the Rhinolophid family (the horseshoe bats) and the other 15 (or so) belonging to the Vespertilionidae family (or vesper bats meaning ‘evening’). Some other species may be resident here at...
by Gemma.Admin | September 30th, 2015 | Ecology, Protected Species
Recently our ecology team attended a training session at Bristol Zoo Gardens to learn how to handle and assess the health of snails. An unusual choice for a training course? … well yes, but necessary for us as the ecology team are involved with a site in the...
by Gemma.Admin | August 6th, 2015 | Landmark, News
An outbreak of Ash Dieback Disease (Chalara fraxinea) has been confirmed in our area. Worse still, it’s in the Landmark MD’s garden in the Chew Valley south of Bristol. Nick noticed some possible early signs in late May and these became more marked in June. He...
