When you need a Feasibility Assessment
A feasibility assessment typically happens at the beginning of a development project as part of the due diligence process. It looks at the ecological opportunities and restraints of a project and can quickly identify the areas which may be affected eg: streams, wetlands, riparian rights, esplanade reserves and set backs, vegetation clearance, to name a few.
We can work with your design team and make recommendations to achieve the best ecological outcome. Following the completion of the concept design phase, our expert team prepare a comprehensive ecological assessment. This not only provides a thorough understanding of the existing natural environment but also a set of practical and sustainable solutions.
This assessment includes detailed planting plans, weed management, and pest management to safeguard the local ecosystem. These measures underline our dedication to responsible environmental planning.
Benefits of an Assessment
- Helps stakeholders make well-informed decisions about ecological projects or initiatives
- Identifies potential risks and challenges
- Assesses the potential environmental impact of a project
- Assists with budgeting and planning, giving insights into the financial and logistical aspects of the project
- Ensures the project adheres to environmental regulations and permits
- Promotes sustainable practices for long-term ecological health
- Determines whether a proposed project is viable