PUBLIC LAND
Our Norwich tree surgeons are passionate about caring for the ecosystem and community within our public spaces and take additional precautions before carrying out works on public land.
This often includes consulting an ecologist to ensure we can mitigate impact on native fauna – for example, we will schedule work around bird nesting season, avoid interfering with bat habitats, and use battery operated tools to avoid noise pollution in quiet areas.
In an effort to conserve Norfolk’s local wildlife, we install wildlife shelters to increase local biodiversity, such as bat and bird boxes, woodland shelter piles of deadwood for invertebrates, and habitats for lichen and mushrooms.
We’re proud to say we’re able to care for the environment whilst carrying out works to a quality standard.