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Our Ecologists have been undertaking wintering bird surveys to determine if birds associated with nearby wetlands and estuaries are using habitats within our sites #e3ponsite #ecology

Consultants and graduates in our geoenvironmental department have recently completed external training with industry leading training providers. CIRIA 735 requires gas membrane verification to be completed by qualified specialists #e3ponsite #gasmembranetraining

E3P has recently completed a complex site investigation at a large quarry site. The site investigation forms part of a redevelopment and peat restoration project and required multiple phases of investigation, that included working from floating pontoons. #e3ponsite

A great event yesterday from Women in Property NW on Biodiversity Net Gain, hosted by our Associate Director of Ecology Celia Kenyon and Melissa Wilson from Lichfields. A chance to share insights on BNG and its importance in the planning process #BNG #Ecology #CPD

✨Congratulations & best of luck to our Women in Property NW Chair, Rachael Cunliffe (engage5) & Vice Chair, Stephanie Cox (e3p) who take the reins from today! We've a bumper calendar of events lined up for everyone already & we're looking forward to Rachael Cunliffe's year on #leadership

It is officially nesting bird season, our Principal Ecologist Huw Morgan spotted this barn owl while undertaking a nesting check today #nestingbirdseason #ecology

One of our directors Stephanie Cox making the headlines in Place North West today. Congratulations to Steph on becoming Vice Chair for the upcoming year for Women in Property NW, supporting Rachael Cunliffe as Chair- a fantastic achievement! lnkd.in/g6MJWHh6

E3P are on site in bonny (but somewhat moody) Scotland, completing the ground investigation works for a new BESS project in Aberdeenshire. Assisting our clients in the energy sector towards a more sustainable future.

Our monitoring team are fully equipped out on-site to establish exploratory hole locations with our new GPR Rover, ensuring the accuracy of data positions is at the forefront of our investigations. #surveying #GPR #E3PONSITE

Great crested newt season is here. Our eagle eyed ecologists spotted some on a night time torch survey last night. As you can see, they are well camouflaged!

Just renewed our Accreditation. E3P continually push to protect our team and all we interact with, accreditation is one small step on that road.

At E3P we integrate our systems to map every scheme we are part of across all departments. Having this database gives us extensive knowledge of the geology, the environmental setting and an awareness of the particular challenges in the regions in which we work.

E3P Acoustics captured an unexpected moment whilst on site today. These curious cows were either eager to inspect our equipment, wanted to falsify results or start a backing band! Proving once again, in the world of noise and vibration, no one day is ever the same!

E3P recently donated IT equipment to the Turing Trust and how fantastic to see the impact this is making already! 💻🌲

We have been running an internal training session for our ecologists this afternoon on the use of cameras and infrared lights when completing nocturnal bat surveys. The next session will be out in the field, and we are looking forward to sharing some footage in the coming weeks.

We're pleased to share that Martin Dyer has been awarded a Fellowship, the highest grade of membership, by the Institute of Environmental Science (IES). Fellowship at IES is a testament to distinguished achievements and recognition by peers in the field of environmental science.

Bat season has officially taken flight for our ecologists this week! They’ve been busy testing out the new kit and analysing data following the updated guidance.🦇

Another two vibration monitors have been installed this week to monitor vibration levels in and around residential dwellings during construction or remedial works. We use cloud based real-time monitoring to stay informed of real-time vibration levels on and around site. #e3p

Community is at the very core of everything we do at E3P. We were delighted to see our local team, Winton CC preparing for the new season. 🏏

Our ecologists have been moving slow worms out of harms way this week. A lot of people think these are snakes, but they are 1 of 3 native lizard species we have in the UK. 🪱