Off-site Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) Units to Purchase

Fulfil the legal Biodiversity Net Gain required for your planning and developments

In England, Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) is mandatory under the 2021 Environment Act. Developers and developments can fulfil their legal obligations and secure off-site units from our growing catalogue of nationwide habitat banks.

Our range of habitat banks allows you to purchase specific off-site biodiversity units that align with your development requirements, and are competitively priced, fully compliant, and auditable under S106 agreements or conservation covenants.

We own the habitat banks through freehold or leasehold interests in the land which are delivered through our in-house ecologists, landscape architects, land managers, and operational delivery teams, with over 50 years of experience in land management for nature.

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Explore our Biodiversity (BNG) Habitat Banks

Locate the specific off-site biodiversity units you require to fulfil your development requirements. You can also 'enquire today' and speak to our team to discuss and source your biodiversity unit requirements associated with your current or pipeline developments in your working areas.

Units at Wildfell, North Essex

Wildfell is a 120ha Nature Recovery project in North Essex. With 62ha of habitat creation and enhancement delivering high-quality Biodiversity Units, alongside 50ha of woodland creation an estate-wide project. The site is within Braintree District Council LPA and South Suffolk and North Essex Clayland NCA. The scheme generates 307 units through species-rich grassland (134), mixed scrub (120), lakes/ponds (8), traditional orchards (4), woodland enhancement (41), and hedgerow planting (10).

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Units at Devana, South Cambridgeshire

A 40ha Nature Recovery project in Cambridgeshire. The land has been dedicated to habitat creation and enhancement to deliver high-quality Biodiversity Units. The site is within South Cambridgeshire District Council LPA and South Suffolk and North Essex Clayland NCA. The final design is being finalised with the LPA. The scheme generates 207 units through species-rich grassland (118.5), mixed scrub (66), woodland creation (11), woodland enhancement (6.5), lakes/ponds (1), and hedgerow planting (6).

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Biodiversity Net Gain for Developers

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Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) Units for your development. Available for planning applications and immediate purchase.

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