Invasive Species - Environmental Services

Why do I need Adler and Allan invasive species services?

We help landowners and businesses eliminate or reduce the direct costs and disruption caused by invasive plant and animal species
Reduce expensive civil claims from neighbours and even possible fines for neglecting the problem or causing the further spread
Identify, quantify and manage damaging non-native flora and fauna quickly
Access advice on legal obligations for the control and the commercial and wildlife implications of dealing with invasive species

Why Adler and Allan?

Our ecologists are all leaders in their fields, with unmatched accreditations, licenses and experience, including specialisms in invasive non-native fish, aquatic invertebrate and plant species
Their expertise is matched by pioneering techniques in biological, mechanical and chemical control in all environments and a legal resource that ensures you always meet all regulatory requirements and know about relevant legislation
The one-stop-shop means continuity of works, from initial contact through to resolution and ongoing environmental due diligence and habitat management, without the time or expense of appointing and briefing a variety of providers
Our services are not simply confined to responding to a problem. They extend to crucial strategic consultancy on how to ensure there is no recurrence. We can do so because of the calibre of our people; our ecologists are backed up scientific, technical and legal experts nationwide and all qualified to degree level or higher in their disciplines

How it helps?

Our end-to-end service covers all stages - from initial survey and identification, to guidance on bio-security and the law and finally removal and future prevention.

Invasive plant and animal species can be hugely destructive to environments in which they do not belong. Non-native flora and fauna may also pose profound threats to buildings, plant and equipment as well as human health if not tackled promptly. Dangerous species include, giant hogweed, a threat to human health; fast growing Japanese knotweed, whose roots damage structures, delay development and cause mortgage refusals; and Himalayan Balsam, which affects native birds, invertebrates and river ecosystems.

Did you know…

Non-native invasive species are estimated to cost the UK economy around £1.7 billion every year and dealing with the problem at an early stage can avoid escalating business costs?