Jaquelin C Fisher BSc, MSc, MLI, FAE - Chairman

Jaquelin has over eighteen years experience in the fields of environmental impact assessment, ecology and nature conservation, landscape and visual assessment and outdoor amenity and public access issues. She undertakes and manages the preparation of environmental impact assessments, feasibility studies, ecological surveys and Public Inquiry evidence for a variety of public and private sector clients, and makes representation as an expert witness.

Craig Turner BSc(Hons), MSc, PhD, MIEEM, FRGS - Managing Director

Dr Turner has spent the last ten years working on a variety of ecological research, conservation and environmental management projects in a range of temperate and tropical ecosystems across the globe. He has worked for a variety of clients and project partners, including NGOs and Governments, in North America, Meso-America, Europe, East Africa and the Asia-Pacific. Specific areas of work have included: community-based conservation initiatives; biodiversity assessment and monitoring programmes; land use mapping and analysis, ecological mitigation and restoration, and natural resource management planning. His UK work has focussed on habitat and protected species surveys, focal taxa assessments, GIS-based land use assessments, river corridor surveys, ecological training and environmental teaching, and stakeholder engagement.

Alexia Tamblyn MA(Oxon), MSc, DIC, MIEEM, FRGS - Director of Ecology

Prior to working in the UK, Alexia spent many years advising governments and NGOs on all aspects of tropical ecology leading to work in Central and South America, West Africa and South East Asia. Projects included the development of watershed management plans, baseline biological data acquisition, defining areas for conservation, managing species specific action plans and working on community based land management systems. Alexia has also conducted stakeholder analyses and community consultations. In the UK work has included Phase 1 habitat surveys, specialist surveys for protected species, ecological appraisals, mitigation strategies and the monitoring of works on development sites.