North Devon Ecology
Seasons Ecology’s expansion to a new base at the Node in Barnstaple last year marked a significant milestone for the company, particularly for Hannah Willis, our Senior Ecologist leading the charge in the region. This strategic move to establish a local presence not only solidifies Seasons Ecology’s commitment to North Devon but also opens up exciting avenues for development and collaboration.
The new office space at the Node serves as a hub for Seasons Ecology’s operations in the area, providing a dedicated and convenient space for the team to carry out their ecological work. This expansion not only enhances the company’s ability to serve local clients efficiently but also fosters stronger connections with the community and the natural environment.
Hannah Willis ACIEEM, with her expertise and experience, has been a key figure in spearheading ecological initiatives in North Devon. The new office space offers her a central location to oversee and co-ordinate various projects across North Devon.
Some notable North Devon projects that Seasons Ecology has been actively involved in include various initiatives with the National Trust, focusing on the preservation of listed buildings and nature restoration efforts. These projects contribute to the preservation of biodiversity and the restoration of natural habitats, aligning with the company’s commitment to environmental sustainability.
Additionally, Seasons Ecology has played a crucial role in collaborations with Exmoor National Park and North Devon District Council. These partnerships reflect the company’s dedication to working alongside local authorities and organisations to promote responsible ecological practices and conservation efforts.
The establishment of the new base at the Node not only enhances the company’s local presence but also sets the stage for future growth and engagement in the North Devon region. With Hannah Willis at the helm and a commitment to fostering sustainable ecological practices, Seasons Ecology is poised to make a lasting impact on the environmental landscape of North Devon and beyond.
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