Ecological health is a foundation of sustainable development. Our ecology and biodiversity services help clients identify, evaluate, and mitigate environmental impacts on natural habitats and species. We support project developers, conservation planners, and government agencies with data-driven insights, regulatory documentation, and field-level expertise—ensuring projects respect ecological limits while progressing responsibly.
🔹 Ecology & Biodiversity
We conduct comprehensive ecological and biodiversity assessments for projects in ecologically sensitive areas, including forest lands, wetlands, CRZ zones, and wildlife corridors. Our services include:
- Baseline ecological surveys for flora, fauna, and habitat classification
- Identification and mapping of endangered/protected species (as per IUCN/India Wildlife Act)
- Biodiversity indexing and species richness estimation
- Impact assessment for linear infrastructure, industrial, and urban projects
- Preparation of Biodiversity Action Plans (BAP) and mitigation strategies
- Field surveys using quadrat, transect, and camera trap methods
Our assessments support environmental clearance processes, wildlife board approvals, and conservation offset planning as required under EIA Notification 2006 and other regulatory frameworks.
🔹 Sustainability Studies (Cross-linked)
We offer sustainability integration in project planning, linking biodiversity protection with resource efficiency and climate resilience. These studies include:
- Natural capital evaluation
- Carbon footprint and offset analysis
- Green buffer zone planning and eco-sensitive zone management
- Alignment with ESG goals, SDGs, and Biodiversity Act compliance
This sub-service is particularly useful for clients aiming to go beyond regulatory minimums and demonstrate long-term environmental stewardship.
✅ Why This Matters
Early ecological assessment and biodiversity planning reduce regulatory delays, ensure smoother project approvals, and build trust with communities and authorities. Our approach helps balance development needs with ecological responsibility—ensuring long-term project and environmental resilience.