Introduction to Working with Wildlife on site
This free lunchtime webinar will introduce CIRIA's updated Working with Wildlife training course, providing an overview of the course and the issues surrounding wildlife on construction sites.
Background
Most proposed developments will have some wildlife interest, whether they are situated in rural or urban areas. The most important wildlife sites are usually designated in some way and other sites may still have wildlife interest but are not designated or otherwise protected. In general, wherever there is some wildlife on a site, this should at least be acknowledged and the potential adverse impacts on it avoided if possible, or reduced to a minimum if not.
Why attend
CIRIA Working with Wildlife 1-day training has been updated to include:
- background to ecology and construction
- wildlife and development
- legal aspects
- ecological surveys
- mitigation
- sustainable development
- taking the proactive approach
This free lunchtime webinar will provide updates on the revised training and also feature a practical industry example.
Programme
12:20 Webinar open for login
12:30 CIRIA introduction
12:35 Overview of Working with Wildlife training, Rachel Saunders, Ecology Consultancy
12:50 Industry case study Dr Kate O'Neill, Senior Ecologist, Kier Services
13:05 Q&A
13:15 Webinar close
Who should attend
Site managers, Environmental managers and anyone concerned with managing wildlife on site
When
Wednesday 11th September 2019
12:30 - 13:15
Fees
Free for all to attend
Booking
Please sign in or create an account to register for this event.
If you are experiencing issues registering for this event online please contact us on
020 7549 3300 or email [email protected].
Joining instructions will be sent 10 days before the webinar
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Further information
For further information on CIRIA membership and other services, please contact:
Tel: 020 7549 3300
Fax: 020 7549 3349
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.ciria.org