BlueSky Environmental Solutions

read moreCollectively our advisors have over 200 years of practical experience in water and land management and offer a range of specialist services and skills. Our web-site and brochure download provide an indication of the major services available but because we specialise in providing affordable solutions, tailor-made to meet your requirements and budget it is impossible to list every facet of our company on this web-site. BlueSky Environmental Solutions provides a "one-stop shop" approach in delivering the customers requirements, from your initial consultation to determine your requirements, through to the design and delivery of your solutions package.

read moreEcological and site surveys are undertaken for a number of reasons and are used to provide the baseline information to identify the future management requirements. It is essential that protected species are considered at the very earliest stages of the development process. Planning guidance across the UK makes it very clear nature conservation should be a material consideration in determining any planning application. Therefore, it is advisable to undertake surveys before planning permission is sought, so that the development incorporates measures designed to avoid any impacts on protected species.

read moreWildlife and habitat management measures vary depending on the location of the site, the aims and objectives outlined within the site Management Plan and external factors such as constraints and finance. Usually undertaken to improve and maximise opportunities for key species, to ensure that the population densities do not decline and every possibility is provided to allow the population levels to increase. Improvements can often include a number of other wildlife management and control measures to ensure every opportunity is maximised.

read moreWoodlands have many different values both to their owners and to society. These include, a woodland's capacity to provide a habitat for wildlife; to protect water and soils; to produce high-quality timber; to enhance the landscape and living and working environments; to act as a financial investment, or to embody or protect an aspect of our heritage. The values that are most desired by today's society include the creation and maintenance of habitats for wildlife, producing healthy and pleasing living and working environments for people, protecting biodiversity and aspects of our cultural heritage, and providing safe areas for recreation and sport.

read moreA plan of management is a document that outlines how an area will be managed in the years ahead regardless of size or location. It sets out the values of the area, management objectives and management strategies. There are many different types of management plans associated with a variety of industries, activities and disciplines. BlueSky Environmental Solutions specialise in the preparation, production and implementation of the following types of management plan. These management plans are written to guide the efficient and effective management of the park or green space.

read moreInterpretation is a vital part of how people experience the places they visit - our towns and countryside, our historic sites and monuments, our museums and galleries. Good interpretation will leave your visitors feeling connected, inspired and alive with curiosity. They will understand your site or collection better. They will enjoy themselves more and are more likely to return (or at least tell their friends and family to visit). BlueSky Environmental Solutions specialise in the design, printing and installation of the following media formats.

read moreBlueSky Environmental Solutions can provide specialist installations of the following fencing types. Our advisors can provide you with a tailored service for all of the major fencing types listed above, including; other fencing styles, the removal and disposal of old fencing and ground preparation techniques, not listed on our website. Please contact us to discuss your exact requirements.

read moreA hedgerow is defined as any boundary line of trees or shrubs over 20m long and less than 5m wide at the base, provided that at one time the trees or shrubs were more or less continuous. It includes an earth bank or wall only where such a feature occurs in association with a line of trees or shrubs. This includes 'classic' shrubby hedgerows, lines of trees, shrubby hedgerows with trees and very gappy hedgerows (where each shrubby section may be less than 20m long, but the gaps are less than 20m).