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About Us

W ild Service is the Ecological Consultancy for the Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust. As such, the company reinvests its profits into local conservation work undertaken by Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust.

It also means that we are part of a wider network of Wildlife Trust Consultancies enabling us to offer national delivery with local expertise.

All our work is carried out to a high professional standard in accordance with the Chartered Institute of Ecology and Environmental Management (CIEEM) code of practice.

We work with a variety of clients, ranging from individual clients to developers, as well as architects, planners, local government, public utility companies, charities, housing associations, construction and engineering companies.

If you think your development may require ecological services, please contact us for an informal discussion about how we may be able to assist you.

Contact us at info@wildservice.net

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Our Latest News

December 15, 2022

Welcome

We are pleased to welcome our new Senior Ecologist Becca Brown to the team.
April 28, 2020

Spring 2020 News

We are glad to welcome our new graduate ecologist Beccy McKie to the team. We are still undertaking ecological surveys in accordance with CIEEM and government guidelines on safe working procedures during the Covid19 outbreak. We are currently working from home and therefore only available via email or work mobiles. Further information is provided below:
July 1, 2019

Bat licencing update

Natural England have granted an extension (Annex D) to Elizabeth’s Bat Mitigation Class Licence to include day and transitional roosts of low numbers of lesser horseshoe bats in addition to other bat species for which the licence can be used (i,e, small numbers of common/soprano pipistrelle, brown long-eared, Natterer’s, Brandt’s, Daubenton’s). This will speed up the licensing process for projects involving lesser horseshoe roosts of relatively low conservation status located in the southwest of England.