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We’re delighted to announce that Ecology Resources, for the 2nd year running, has been ranked as a Best Small UK Workplace™ for Wellbeing in 2023, to add to our suite of […]

During one of my regular autumn visits to our staff training facility, Dickenson’s Meadow @ Rutland Water, I found this juvenile grass snake Natrix natrix. We’ve previously carried out numerous projects […]

At Ecology Resources we feel strongly that the health and wellbeing of our staff is paramount to the delivery of our vision and a moral obligation. Last summer two members […]

Conservation Detection Dogs work as part of a team alongside their handler to search an area and locate a desired target. Even though to dogs, using their nose to hunt […]

Whilst moving back to my hometown of Whitley Bay in Newcastle, I decided it was time to make the most of living by the sea. I searched for volunteering opportunities […]

In 1963 British Rail chief Dr Richard Beeching proposed cuts that ended passenger services on around a third of the UK rail network. Since 2020, we have been providing ecological […]

The Hazel Dormouse UK population has declined by half in the past 20 years. Climate change, bad woodland management practices and habitat fragmentation due to the loss of hedgerows to […]

One of our clients has kindly given us permission to use footage gathered from site… and it’s fantastic!  The badgers seen here are just outside an entrance hole of their […]

Each year, every staff member receives a £500 allowance to donate to a charity of their choice. Some of our charities this year include: Here we highlight one of the […]

Skulls, pelts, skins, nests, pellets and fossils… calling all the weird and wonderful! It’s Global Birdfair 2022! A three-year hiatus. Thousands of people flocking from across the world to the […]