Many people just leave their trees alone when it comes to garden maintenance. They assume that trees don’t need any looking after and instead focus on plants, flowers, crops, bushes and grass.

Whether you’re a headteacher who wants kids to have a productive day or a teacher who wants to keep kids inspired for when they’re back in the classroom, break and lunch are a vital part of the school day.

Whether you’re a business with a green area or just a homeowner with a garden, you want to keep the plants in your outside space as happy and healthy as possible

The natural world is vital to the continuation of human life on the planet. We rely on natural resources to breathe, eat, construct and hundreds of other applications.

Development projects have the potential to damage our natural environment, therefore at Lizard Landscape Design and Ecology, sustainability is at the forefront of our ethos.

It is estimated that around 25% of global carbon emissions are caused by food production. These emissions may be generated by everything from land clearance ready for the planting of crops, all the way through to the generation of fossil fuels during the food distribution and transportation stages.

Having a small outdoor space doesn’t mean you can’t get creative with it. Whether you want to use your garden as an entertainment hub or a nature-filled haven to relax in, there are many ways to achieve your dream outdoor space - yes, even when you don’t have much space to work with!

An ecological impact assessment is considered necessary on all site developments, should one not be carried out, your potential development cannot go ahead.

An ecological survey is vital in the process of establishing the environmental impact a proposed property development will have on an area of land. With any potential new land development, you must conduct a series of various site surveys.

A systemic process designed to identify and evaluate the potential environmental impacts of a proposed project, an environmental impact assessment, (EIA), is in place to minimise, mitigate and eliminate negative impacts on our environment during the construction process.