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Conservation Planning Consultant

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Opportunity Mapping for Open Mosaic Habitat at the Tees Estuary

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AgencyNatural England
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Analyzes habitat and species data for prime contractors on Natural England projects to produce prioritized action lists for OMH maintenance and enhancement. Identifies valuable sites, sites at risk from scrub expansion, and opportunities for targeted habitat creation. Applies knowledge of Provision 110 – Protected Site Strategies (PSS) of the Environment Act 2021. Delivers a prioritized action list and final research report.

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