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Environment

Our dedicated Conservation and Environmental experts assist our clients in all aspects relating to: Environmental Schemes, Common Land, Soil Management, Ecological Surveying, Environmental Clerk of Works, Nutrient Neutrality and Biodiversity Net Gain.

Our Commons Specialists are nationally recognised as experts and have been influential in improving government policy on Commons.

Environment Services

Grants & Schemes

Our advisors can provide professional advice with regard to all government Environmental Schemes, past and present, including Countryside Stewardship (CS), Higher Level (HLS) Environmental Stewardship, Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI), Farming in

Ecological Surveying

Our team of experienced, professional ecologists can undertake a range of environmental surveys, including: Ecological appraisals for planning applications UKHab surveys for Biodiversity Net Gain assessment Phase 1 habitat surveys National Vegetat

Biodiversity Net Gain

Biodiversity net gain is an approach that seeks to leave the environment in a measurably better state than prior to development taking place. This mechanism is used to offset the environmental losses from a development project by creating or resto

Nutrient Neutrality

Nutrient Neutrality is broadly required where a development will increase the number houses or visitors in an area. Mitigation is required to alleviate the amount of nutrients which would be attributable to the development. All such development

H&H Land & Estates is the leading land agency firm in the north of England for advice on and management of Common Land. Our Commons Specialists are nationally recognised as experts and have been influential in improving government policy on Commons.

Soil Management

Soil is possibly the most important resource of the farm and our team are able to advise on the management and analysis of the quality and current condition. We also complete Agricultural Land Classification (ALC) reports on behalf of developers as

Environmental Clerk Of Works

The role of the environmental or ecological clerk of works is to oversee the construction phase of a development and its ecological impact, to ensure planning conditions are not breached and the environmental integrity of the development is maintain