Well, many of the people are of the idea that is not a decent choice to take help from home/Garden consultant but honestly, there are so good things that come with the help from the consultant. No matter how smart a person is it is always a good idea to take help from an expert who happens to know about everything better. There is a need to conduct several surveys most basically the ecological survey.

Know everything about the ecological survey:

Well, for the starters you should be knowing that there is wide scope in ecology survey and it includes Ecological scoping surveys along with National Vegetation classification, protected species, botanical, Hedgerow, ecological assessments and invasive plant species.

There are different phases that are included in the survey starting with phase 1 which is about the study that can help to identify and map the important wildlife habitats. With this survey, there is an assessment of different ecological site importance and the habitat that they feature along with an assessment of the necessity to have any additional survey work if there is any.

It is phase 1 that is also known as the habitat survey, wildlife survey or Eco Phase 1 and it is the industry standard for the UK ecologists with the classification and mapping British habitats with proper consideration paid to the JNCC or Joint nature conservation Committee.

The first in the phase 1 survey list is the habitat survey. In this phase particular there is a record that is made with consideration to the important ecological habitat and the observer takes notes on the same with the features that can be included like that of rare animals/plants, roosting sites, special habitat features or foraging areas.

With the completion of the habitat survey, there is a habitat map which contains all the major information regarding the habitat types and some valuable ecological site components of the same. It is a habitat phase 1 survey that brings the information about the design stage and with a look you get to know the time and cost which can be reduced over time.