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• Yorkshire Dales habitat assessment contract awarded to Thomson Ecology

Visit us at the Offshore Wind Exhibition, Liverpool, June 29-30th

6th June 2011

We hope that you can make it to the 2011 Renewables UK Offshore Wind Conference and Exhibition. If you do, please come and visit us at stand number 146.

Offshore Wind 2011 is a must for anyone interested in the development of the sector’s huge potential, not just in the UK but worldwide. The exhibition is fully booked and over 2,500 delegates are expected.

Thomson Ecology and Thomson Unicomarine will have a combined stand, showcasing their expertise in marine, freshwater and terrestrial ecology.

As an added bonus, were also giving you a chance to win one of ten of our new edition Wildlife on site handbooks 2011/12 (normally retailing at £14.99) when you visit our stand.

Details on the offshore wind conference timetable can be found here: Offshore wind conference

For directions to the Arena and Conference centre in Liverpool, please click on Renewables UK.

Win a copy of the Wildlife on site handbook!