Category: Land Management

National Invasive Species Reporting

Great Britain’s INNS Strategy provides a strategic framework within which the actions of government departments, their related bodies, and key …

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Preventing the Spread of Invasive Species

Invasive Non-Native Species (INNS) pose a serious threat to our ecosystems, disrupting habitats, outcompeting native species, and causing costly damage. …

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An Open Space Study for Blaby District Council

Blaby District Council commissioned TEP to undertake an Open Space Study of the council’s greenspaces across the district. The assessment …

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Invasive Species in the UK

Britain has seen the introduction of over 2,000 species of plants and animals from various parts of the globe. While …

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TEP’s Landscape Managers Qualify as Green Flag Award Judges

TEP’s Land Management team is delighted to announce that five additional colleagues are now Green Flag Award judges. Congratulations to …

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Navigating The New Biodiversity Net Gain Landscape

In a monumental move towards ecological sustainability, significant changes in Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) legislation are set to come into …

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South Kesteven District Council – Open Space, Sports and Recreation Study 

South Kesteven District Council has appointed The Environment Partnership (TEP) to produce an Open Space, Sports and Recreation Study and …

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Delivering Environmental Resilience & Sporting Quality

TEP has strong environmental, landscape and ecological skills, and since its inception we have promoted the sustainable design and management …

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Invasive Non-Native Species (INNS)

10-15% of non-native species established in the UK cause significant adverse impacts, such as disrupting habitats and ecosystems, as well …

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Simonswood Moss Peatland Restoration

TEP has been commissioned to develop a strategy for the ongoing habitat management at Simonswood Moss, Kirkby. TEP is working …

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Congratulations to Sam Marshall CMLI

Congratulations to TEP’s Landscape Manager Sam Marshall, who has recently passed his Landscape Institute (LI) exam to become a Chartered …

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Blaby Parks & Open Spaces Strategy

Blaby District Council has appointed The Environment Partnership (TEP) to produce an update of the 2012 Parks and Open Spaces …

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