Yorkshire and The Humber
Gledhow Lake
Innovative ecological restoration techniques used after major desilting operation.
To respect and protect natural habitats and biodiversity is a guiding principle of our landscape practice. Of course we know that people benefit hugely from access to nature, especially in towns and cities, but our commitment to the natural environment is a big part of our commitment to tackle climate change.
In river restoration and woodland conservation projects we have worked closely with national organisations including Natural England and The National Trust to design and build open spaces that not only respect nature but help it to thrive.
London
Paddington Recreation Ground Nature Reserve
The pond is a great addition to the area, bringing residents and communities closer to the natural environment
North East
Tyne Estuary Partnership
Leading a partnership to restore estuary edge ecology on a highly modified river
North East
River Rede Restoration
Catchment –scale programme of works to re-establish natural river processes, capture sediment and plant trees
East Midlands
Thackeray’s Lane
We created a design to re naturalise the Day Brook by diverting the water course into a meandering new channel through Thackeray’s Lane recreation ground
London
Morden Hall Wetlands
The route was chosen to allow visitors to experience the variety of natural habitats within the wetland, from reed beds to woodland