Merry Christmas from the Orbis Ecology Team
19 December 2024
Just a quick note to wish everyone a very merry Christmas and a happy new year! It’s been a busy 2024 for Orbis Ecology with 2 new members of staff, […]
Introduction
Ecological planning, design & implementation
Orbis Ecology are a Devon-based ecological consultancy working throughout the south-west. We aim to provide high quality ecological planning, design and implementation services at all stages of your project.
We work within a strong ethical framework and we believe that wildlife and development can co-exist with the correct, sensitive approach. We love our beautiful environment and work closely with our clients to create spaces where people and wildlife can live side by side.
Latest News
Exeter Cathedral’s swift boxes are now in situ!
3 July 2024
Last week we were proud to support the installation of 130 swift boxes into the south tower at Exeter Cathedral. On Monday 26th June, Billie and Oliver went along […]
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Greek adventures for Team Orbis
3 July 2024
In June, Billie and Bryony to were lucky enough to travel to the Greek island of Ikaria to research the islands’ bat population with Geoff Billington, Greena Ecological Consultancy By […]
Radio tagging greater horseshoe bats in North Devon
12 April 2024
A day adventure – caves, mines, climbing kit and a steady nerve required! We have been super lucky to join up with Geoff Billington of Greena Ecological Consultancy once again. […]
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Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) Habitat Banks & Feasibility Surveys
5 April 2024
Whilst the rest of the Orbis team have recently had their fair share of ‘bat-related fun’, Oliver has been hard at work putting his Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) knowledge to […]
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Devon Swift Project – an inspiring venture to be involved in!
3 April 2024
The main aim of the Devon Swift Project is to increase the population of common swifts in Devon and beyond. Take a peek at Devon Swift Project‘s brand new website, […]
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