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Craig Brookes

BSc(Hons)

Craig is a Principal Ecology Consultant with Logika and joined the company in 2023

Craig has a strong background in environmental assessment including Ecological Impact Assessment (EcIA) and Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) having worked extensively on large-scale projects including nationally significant infrastructure projects (NSIPs) across various sectors including nuclear new-build and decommissioning, airport expansions, housing, offshore wind and onshore electrical transmission.

Craig has significant experience as a field ecologist / ornithologist having undertaken protected species surveys and licencing for several European Protected Species in the UK and across Scandinavia. He currently holds a Natural England disturbance licence for barn owl and has previously held several Schedule 1 bird licences with Natural Resources Wales.

Craig has a first-class BSc (hons) degree in Wildlife Conservation from Nottingham Trent University.

Case studies

 

A Green Street Vision for Central London

The Greater London Authority (GLA) wished to articulate to stakeholders, such as the London Borough of Camden and Transport for London, how green infrastructure and other interventions could be used to improve air quality along some of London’s most polluted roads.

 
 

West Thurrock Riverside

West Thurrock Riverside suffered from a range of constraints that left the industrial areas constrained and under used and the residential areas with a poor provision of local services and facilities. Thurrock Thames Gateway Development Corporation required the preparation of a Development Brief and Implementation Plan to guide future development proposals for the West Thurrock Riverside area.

 
 

Bury St. Edmunds Masterplan

Hopkins Homes submitted a successful outline planning application for up to 1,250 new homes with supporting infrastructure, community uses and other public amenities on a 68ha site in the south-east of Bury St Edmunds.

 
 

Wild London, Open London

The role of Wild London, Open London was to improve access to and the use of the network of parks, gardens, nature reserves, rivers, canals and other areas of green space in London.

 

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