Ecological Surveying

Ecological surveying involves assessing the natural environment of a specific area to understand its plants, animals, and overall health. Professionals conduct detailed observations and recordings to identify species present, evaluate habitat quality, and detect any environmental changes or threats. This process helps inform land use decisions, conservation efforts, and environmental management, ensuring ecosystems are preserved or restored effectively. It is a vital tool for balancing development with sustainability, providing a scientific basis for protecting biodiversity and maintaining healthy ecosystems.