Biodiversity Net Gain – Good Practice Principles for Development
Throughout 2016, CIRIA, CIEEM and IEMA collaborated to produce the UK's first Biodiversity Net Gain Principles for developments. This involved extensive engagement with professionals and consultation with a range of stakeholders.
Following issue of the principles, a guide has been produced aimed at professionals and also the range of organisations that can influence, facilitate and deliver Biodiversity Net Gain.
The work was supported technically and financially by a range of organisations and CIRIA appointed a consortium to undertake the work. Led by Balfour Beatty, the consortium included Footprint Ecology, WSP, Natural England and Forest Trends.
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