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A quick guide to seasonal survey timings

18th April 2011

Ecology surveys are highly seasonal.

To help you quickly assess when the different surveys need to be done, we've compiled this At a glance guide to ecology survey timings

We hope you find it useful.

If you need specific advice on one of your projects, please call us on 01483 466000.