Bats, Great Crested Newts and other Wildlife surveys now available at Abricon

Did you know that Abricon has a team of in-house specialists that can undertake bat, bird, newt, badger, slow worm and other protected species surveys?

Abricon has experience in dealing with all aspects of protected species and habitat mitigation, and will guide you through the different stages of the planning process - avoiding disruption and delays.

We offer the following services:
- Desk Studies
- Phase 1 Habitat and Wildlife Surveys
- Extended Phase 1 Habitat Surveys
- Hedgerow Surveys
- Protected Species Surveys e.g. Great Crested Newts, Reptiles
- Ecology chapters of EIAs
- Development of Mitigation Strategies

Our ecological services support your planning needs!

Contact Abricon for free initial advice on your ecological and other environmental issues.

Reduce your business waste costs

After energy bills, waste management can be the biggest utility bill for many businesses. Environmental concerns compound this further as steps are taken to reduce, re-use or recycle waste- but often the options appear both confusing and costly. This seminar aims to explain exactly why sending waste to landfill is so expensive, will help make sense of the recycling options available, and demonstrate that in doing so, the business costs can be reduced along with the impact on the environment.

The seminar will be held on August 13th 2009, running from 08:00 - 13:00 at the CREATE Centre, B Bond Warehouse, Smeaton Road, Bristol BS1 6XN. The session will be suitable for all business types, and is aimed to appeal to anyone within the organisation who is interested in reducing waste whether for financial or environmental reasons. The cost? £100+vat.

To book, telephone 0117 930 4111, or e-mail carbon@abricon.com

For more information on Abricon, please click here to visit the website.

Special Offer On Desk Top Studies!

To celebrate their commendation at the prestigious Carbon Positive Awards, Abricon are pleased to offer HALF PRICE Desk Top Studies until August.

The desk study is often considered to be the most important element of the investigation because it examines the past history of the site in conjunction with likely ground, groundwater and ecological conditions. It therefore allows early identification and appropriate management of risk.

Desk Studies are always the first point of review when assessing a site for potential contamination, and in many cases can used to disclose planning permission conditions without the need for expensive physical site investigation. Read more at http://www.abricon.com/DeskStudies.asp

Please contact Richard or Tamsin on 0117 9330 411 for more details on the special offer.

Abricon is Highly Commended at the Carbon Positive Awards

Abricon are pleased to accept the Highly Commended award for organisations in, or providing services to, the greater Bristol area that are positively influencing and impacting on climate change.

Abricon has a wealth of hands on experience in the field of carbon management, and are proud to point out that their advice and guidance is continually being revised and updated to keep pace with new developments and incentives entering the market.

Visit our website at http://www.abricon.com/resource-efficiency.asp for more details, and to find out more about saving your company money while you help protect the environment.

Waste & Recycling Management

Have you calculated the benefits of Refusing, Reducing, Re-using and Recycling before you bin it? Our next training event will teach you how to calculate when it is cost effective to segregate and "RRRR" your waste, rather than send it to landfill. We will look at a fifth "R" - Re-design - and how waste includes so much more than what goes into your bins. By the end of the seminar, you'll know how waste management equals waste minimisation, and the carbon savings which will be made. We will also show you market conditions and sources of information for current recycling prices.

Click here to download a registration form, or visit our website for more information on Abricon