Emily Luck, BSc (Hons), MCIEEM, MRSB.

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Emily is well-versed in project management, surveys, and reporting on small-scale to multi-million-pound projects. As a Full member of the Royal Society of Biology (RSB) and the Chartered Institute of Ecology and Environmental Management (CIEEM), Emily upholds the highest standards of professional practice and is bound by their respective Codes of Professional Conduct.

 

Emily has been undertaking protected species surveys since 2019 and holds a Natural England CL18 Level 2 Class Licence for Bats.

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With excellent working knowledge of the planning system and ecological requirements for all development types, Emily is experienced in coordinating fieldwork, designing and evaluating mitigation proposals, and providing technical advice. She particularly enjoys working with clients to find nature-based solutions for achieving net gains in biodiversity.

 

Emily is a local bat rescuer and committee member of Sussex Bat Group, and also serves on the board of the Ecology Dogs in Britain and Ireland Working Group.

When not up a ladder looking for bats or wading through streams to spot water voles, Emily enjoys exercising in the countryside and at the gym, all types of crafty projects, and adding new plants to her garden.