Develop your land in a way that is good for nature.
We help owners of farms, estates and private land develop them in an ecologically sensible way. First we study what already lives there. Then we plan roads, buildings and planting so native plants, birds and water are protected, and biodiversity grows over time.
Talk to us about your landHow we work
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Study the land
We survey the plants, birds, butterflies, water and soil that are already on your land.
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Find what to protect
We mark old trees, native vegetation, streams and wildlife corridors that should stay untouched.
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Plan with nature
We help place roads, buildings and farm areas so they do the least harm to these places.
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Plant and restore
We suggest native species and restoration work, and monitor how the land improves over the years.
Who this is for
- Farm and estate owners
- Eco-tourism and resort projects
- Second-home and farmhouse plots
- Land kept for conservation or retreats
Questions we get asked
What does ecologically sensible development of private land mean?
It means building and farming on your land without damaging what makes it valuable for nature. We first survey the plants, birds, butterflies, water and soil. Then we help place roads, buildings and farm areas so old trees, native vegetation, streams and wildlife corridors are protected.
Who is this service for?
Owners of farms, estates, farmhouse plots, eco-tourism and resort projects, and land kept for conservation or retreats.
Can you work on land that is already partly developed?
Yes. We assess what is left, mark what should be protected, and suggest native planting and restoration to improve the land over the years.
Have you done this before?
Yes. For Morpeace (morpeace.com) we did biodiversity planning and assessment of their land, recording what lives there and preparing a plan to protect and improve it.
