Why come to DTA Ecology?
Winner of CIEEM Small Consultancy of the Year Award, DTA Ecology Ltd is the consultancy arm of the DTA brand whose reputation in the field of the Habitats and Birds Directives is firmly established through the Award Winning Habitats Regulations Assessment Handbook and accompanying Journal, published and maintained through DTA Publications Ltd. Dr Caroline Chapman, Director of DTA Ecology, appears in the ENDS Report Power List 2023 of the top 100 most influential UK environmental professionals.
DTA Ecology Ltd operates throughout the UK and the Republic of Ireland and was established in April 2015 to continue the work of David Tyldesley and Associates.The DTA brand is associated with an exceptional reputation in the interpretation and practical application of the Habitats and Birds Directives. With a long and accomplished track record of completing often complex and demanding projects, on time and on budget, DTA has a reputation for maintaining a consistent, highly respected, forefront position in cutting edge research and professional advisory services to a quality client base, including central government, statutory agencies, local authorities and national conservation bodies. As a company policy, and in order to avoid any conflict of interest, DTA Ecology only accepts work from a public sector client base.
DTA Ecology looks for innovative, proportionate and cost effective solutions. The company aims to resolve conflict and ensure compliance in a wide range of case work, mostly relating to plans and projects potentially affecting nationally and internationally designated wildlife sites. Whilst the majority of our work relates to the assessment of plans and projects under the Habitats Directive, we also specialise in the provision of advice relating to the effects of air quality on designated conservation sites. Read our client testimonials to find out more.
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Dr Caroline Chapman is delighted to have been listed in the ENDS Report 2023 Power List of the 100 environmental professionals in the UK who have made the greatest impact over the past two years.One nomination said: “Caroline goes about her work quietly but is a giant in the sector.”