Biodiversity Net Gain Initiative Baseline Assessment
Budget: £250 – £750 GBP
I’m about to launch a Biodiversity Net Gain initiative and need a clear, defensible baseline of the habitats on site so future uplift can be measured with confidence. The land in scope is a mix of established woodlands, grasslands and a pond are included at this stage.
Your primary task is to assess current baseline using metric 4 by on-the-ground field surveys; remote sensing and purely photographic audits won’t be enough, although you’re welcome to supplement your visit with geotagged images where they strengthen the evidence.
Because the findings will feed straight into a Biodiversity Metric (v4.0) calculation, I need results presented in a format that drops neatly into that workbook.
The site is less than four acres postcode LE14
• A concise report explaining the methodology, raw scores, and any assumptions or constraints.
Review of potential BNG unit uplift
If this sounds straightforward for you and you’re available to carry out the survey within the next three weeks, I’d love to review a brief outline of your approach and any similar projects you’ve recently completed.
Your primary task is to assess current baseline using metric 4 by on-the-ground field surveys; remote sensing and purely photographic audits won’t be enough, although you’re welcome to supplement your visit with geotagged images where they strengthen the evidence.
Because the findings will feed straight into a Biodiversity Metric (v4.0) calculation, I need results presented in a format that drops neatly into that workbook.
The site is less than four acres postcode LE14
• A concise report explaining the methodology, raw scores, and any assumptions or constraints.
Review of potential BNG unit uplift
If this sounds straightforward for you and you’re available to carry out the survey within the next three weeks, I’d love to review a brief outline of your approach and any similar projects you’ve recently completed.