Due to a rapidly expanding client base and increasing order book, Baker Consultants Ltd. is seeking to appoint a senior ornithologist to join our Derbyshire-based team. We are seeking to appoint someone who, along with the usual technical expertise (VPs, CBC, BBS, single species survey, etc.) and experience, has the drive and ability to apply their knowledge in a highly innovative environment.

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Baker Consultants Ltd. is seeking a to appoint a Principal Consultant Ecologist to further expand our presence in Scotland. This appointment is driven by our increasing order book in Scotland and our need to provide an efficient service to our client base.

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Baker Consultants Limited has made a significant move to expand our in-house capability in marine ecology with appointment of Dr Anna McGregor and Federica Pace. As well as being marine biologists Anna and Federica both bring new skills and expertise to our established bioacoustics team.

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This week Susan White is attending the Conference on Wind Energy and Wildlife Impacts in Trondheim, Norway. Day one covered EIAs and site selection, pre and post construction monitoring and fatality studies.

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HRH the Prince of Wales visited Baker Consultants last week to look at the completed refurbishment of the Cromford Station buildings and unveil a blue plaque. This was his second visit to the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site, hosted by the Arkwright Society.

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The Baker Consultants team wishes everyone a happy and healthy 2011. And with this new year arrives a new competition at Baker Consultants........nominations are now being received for the 2011 Rest and Relaxation Awards awards. more

Andrew reports on happenings at Renewable UK conference in Glasgow this week more

Our lovely office, part of the £300,000 restoration project begun by the Arkwright Society in 2005, has won the Railway Heritage Trust's 2009 conservation award. more

Kelly, Susan and Fred are this week at the amazing Field Studies council in Malham Tarn learning about Grasses, sedges and rushes more

It’s the silly season; dusk and dawn surveys, torchlight surveys of ponds, and bottle trapping. Some would say that this is why we do the job, being out in the field, seeing amazing sunrises, and beautiful landscapes. We say that too! more