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Kelly Jones

BSc(Hons), MSc

Kelly is a Principal Ecologist with over 12 years’ experience in the consultancy sector and is a Full CIEEM member.

Kelly joined the company in 2023, prior to which she was a technical specialist and team leader at Wood Plc. She specialises in bats (both UK and Saudi Arabian species), dormice, water voles and botany, with a particular interest in Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) and UK Habitats Assessment.

As task lead, Kelly has contributed habitat and protected species assessment to several Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects and Development Consent Orders (DCOs) within the energy, transport and property (development and repurposing) sectors. She also led the bat research team in Saudi Arabia as part of the Neom Project, specifically, to establish a baseline to inform proposed wind farm installation. Kelly strives to provide a pragmatic approach to ecology whilst ensuring maximum gains for biodiversity.

Case studies

 

Design for Biodiversity

Design for Biodiversity was London’s guidance to developers on when and how green infrastructure could be incorporated within their developments.

 
 

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.

 
 

Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, Nairobi, Kenya

The Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) Expansion Project comprises the expansion and modernisation of existing passenger terminal facilities, airfield infrastructure and systems, landside car parking and access roads. Appointed by the European Investment Bank, members of Logika provided environmental technical assistance.

 
 

Greenwich Peninsula Landscape Masterplan

Greenwich Peninsula was a heavily industrialised part of London that has been undergoing a major transformation since English Partnerships (now Homes England) purchased 121 hectares of disused land and invested over £225m to decontaminate the site, enhance the transport network and create new homes, commercial space, community facilities, parkland and public space along the river.

 

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