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Purchasing biodiversity units
Bespoke biodiversity solutions
Utilising surplus biodiversity units

Purchasing biodiversity units

With over a decade at the forefront of Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG), we help developers meet their obligations with clarity and confidence. We have supported the establishment of more than 30 habitat banks across England and our proven track record and deep planning expertise make us trusted leaders in this evolving market.

We hold exclusive brokering mandates on several registered sites and have a substantial pipeline of sites in development to continue expanding our coverage.

Our national network of habitat banks offers a clear route to securing off-site BNG. Our extensive experience in the site registration and unit allocation process gives purchasers confidence that we provide credible solutions and can guide them through the process.

Bespoke biodiversity solutions

Our significant portfolio of landowning clients across the country and our extensive experience in developing habitat banks enables us to provide bespoke solutions to meet large-scale and niche BNG requirements.

Having overseen the development of over 30 BNG schemes from conception through to implementation across the country, we are able to provide realistic timelines to give you assurance on the solution.

Utilising surplus biodiversity units

Where developments create surplus biodiversity units, we help unlock their value. We can help structure planning obligations to enable the sale or allocation of biodiversity units to other schemes and assist with the marketing and sale of biodiversity units to third-parties where appropriate.

We can also advise on suitable parties to deliver the physical works and ongoing management, including negotiating appropriate contracts and payment structures, which is integral to the success of an environmental scheme.

A quick guide to purchasing biodiversity units with us

Our Clients

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Roland Bull

Head of Rural

Roland leads Bidwells’ rural business, bringing analytical rigour, strategic clarity, and a future-focused outlook to some of the UK’s most valuable land and estate portfolios.

Lisa Bulmer

Partner, Natural Capital

Outgoing and goal orientated, Lisa thrives on bringing about impactful change through natural capital and sustainable investment work.

Maisie Jimson-Woods

Environmental Consultant

Maisie helps clients to manage their land in a way that works for nature and business.

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James Young

Rural Agency & Natural Capital Sales Manager

James works across BNG sales and site marketing, connecting landowners with developers and shaping opportunities. He plays a key role in building relationships for our rural agency and natural capital teams, ensuring opportunities reach the right audience at the right time.

Antonia Hristova

Graduate Environmental Consultant

Antonia brings award-winning ecological expertise into real-world delivery. Her University of Cambridge thesis was recognised as the best ecology dissertation in her cohort.

Insights 11.11.24

The UK's biodiversity crisis is worsening. This alarming trend underscores the urgent need to reverse biodiversity decline and achieve nature recovery targets. The Environment Act 2021 is a step forward in tackling this crisis, aiming to halt species decline by 2030.

Beyond Biodiversity: Achieving Global Goals with Off-Site Net Gain

Insights 01.10.24

The past three years has seen a huge focus on Biodiversity Net Gain.

Overcoming the challenges faced by habitat banks

Insights 02.02.26

It is almost three years since the Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) regime was implemented under the Environment Act 2021, requiring most new developments in England to deliver a minimum 10% net gain in biodiversity.

Biodiversity Net Gain: An established nature market

Reports & Briefings 06.03.24

Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) is the mechanism by which new housing, commercial and infrastructure developments in England will become ‘nature positive’.

Rural Outlook 2024 - Biodiversity Net Gain: An Opportunity for Nature