Wendy Mcfarlane Email & Phone Number

London, GB

London, England, United Kingdom

I've helped shape and grow the London team over the years. I play a role in the teams management, report delivery and bidding for work. Much of my focus is on the urban environment and liaising with clients and Landscape Architects to ensure ecological enhancements are meaningful whilst achieving Biodiversity Net Gain.

London, United Kingdom

As an ecologist I provided clients with effective, practical solutions to a wide range of ecological issues. I worked on a large number of Preliminary Ecological Appraisals, Landscape and Ecological Management Plans, BREEAM Assessments and Biodiversity Net Gain Assessments. My particular focus was on mitigation in an urban context with a particular.

Peterborough, England, United Kingdom

I was part of the botanical survey team working on the Countryside Survey 2007 monitoring change in species and habitats across the UK. This involved mapping using GIS in the field, using numerous quadrat types and river habitat surveys.

London, England, United Kingdom

First consultancy role working on a large reptile translocation project in Southend, Essex.

Scotland, United Kingdom

Worked for three summers on a five year study comparing the biodiversity of Scottish farms in Countryside Premium Schemes, Rural Stewardship Schemes and the Organic Aid Schemes with farms not in a scheme. This involved carrying out whole farm conservation audits, bird surveys, butterfly transects, pitfall setting and carrying out vegetation surveys on a.

Huntingdon, England, United Kingdom

Worked as part of a botanical survey team mapping the Broad and Priority Habitats of Environmentally Sensitive Areas (ESAs) in England and Wales. This involved situating and recording a permanent vegetation quadrat in every agreement area and mapping electronically in the field.

Peterborough, England, United Kingdom

Involved in the preparation of Site Management Statements for Special Sites of Scientific Interest (SSSI) owned by Network Rail. This work involved collating information and preparing a series of management plans.

Huntingdon, England, United Kingdom

This was a high profile three year study evaluating the impacts of Genetically Modified (GM) crops on the surrounding environment. Worked as part of a team responsible for carrying out ecological surveys in GM and non-GM fields. This included arable weeds, grasses, gastropods, seedlings and crop pests, bee and butterfly transects and hedgerow surveys..