Habitat Regeneration Services
Serving Hertfordshire & Devon
Hands-on and effective strategies for ecological improvement; offering habitat creation, conservation, and regeneration, plus techniques in restoring and rehabilitating local biodiversity.
sandra jones2024-12-02After having issues with previous tree surgeons we where more than happy with the service and crew from waterman (devon) Ben and team where excellent would highly recomend them
Dan Horgan-Jones2024-11-13Good job
Melinda Milne2024-11-13Most helpful team. Efficient and very friendly. Definetly recommend them
Joyce King2024-11-04Fantastic job done. Am so pleased with result .
Jp Russek2024-10-31Excellent service, very impressed. Our trees have not looked better, also a nice friendly and courteous Team
Annabelle Gamble2024-10-08Great service , efficient and excellent work. Highly recommend.
Nigel Brooks2024-09-26We were delighted with the work undertaken by Ben and Milo. Ben halved our Sycamore tree, hawthorn tree and they cut back the Hazel hedge. All cleared away. So professionally done. We will definitely recommend Ben as a tree surgeon.
Jon Bowers2024-09-10We had 2 large conifers removed by Ben,Couldnt have asked for a more friendly and professional service.He was very efficient and accommodating and quickly accomplished the removal with a minimum of fuss.If anyone needs the services of a tree surgeon,they would have to go a long way to find a better one.Thank you Ben,it was a genuine pleasure doing business with you!
Mark Foster-Johnson2024-08-30Great service, contacted then about sorting out tree that has a TPO on it. They put in the planning application for just £60, and did the work to a very good and quick standard. Very impressed, thanks very much will be using again when my tree needs further work.
Alana Labadie2024-07-03Cut down an apple tree for me. They were very professional, on time and efficient. They left my garden and home extremely tidy and even swept my front garden (that attention to detail and kind gesture left me with a smile)
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Local Habitat Regeneration
Our habitat regeneration services are dedicated to restoring and revitalising ecosystems to their natural glory. By focusing on habitat regeneration, we aim to reverse the effects of environmental degradation, bringing life back to areas that have been damaged or destroyed. Our team of experts employs the latest techniques in ecological restoration, ensuring that every project contributes to the health and sustainability of the environment.
How We Can Help Your Habitat Regeneration Project
We offer a range of services that could be essential to the success of your project:
- Tree Health Assessment
- Selective Pruning & Management
- Tree Planting & Species Selection
- Veterenisation of Tree Species
- Halo Thinning
- Habitat Creation
- Aerial Habitat Creation
- Creating Standing Dead Wood
- Installing Animal Habitat Boxes (e.g Birds, Bats, Bees, Pine Martens)
- Invasive Species Management
- Educating & Advice
- Collaborating with Environmental Projects
HERTFORDSHIRE
01462 262420
Hertfordshire Habitat Regeneration
We’re based in Hitchin and have worked extensively throughout Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and beyond. Our knowledge of tree health, structure, and the Hertfordshire landscape help us deliver a top-tier service throughout the region.
Based in Hitchin, Stevenage, Welwyn Garden City, or Hertford? Looking for habitat regeneration services? Give us a call at our Hertfordshire office on 01462 262420.
DEVON
01626 299420
Devon Habitat Regeneration
We’re also based in Totnes and our proud to provide our full range of professional tree services to homes and businesses across Devon. With it’s diverse tree landscape, you need arborists equipped with the right tools and knowledge.
Based in Plymouth, Exeter, or Torquay? Looking for any of our range of tree services? Give us a call at our Devon office on 01626 299420.
Habitat Creation & Woodland Conservation and Restoration
At the core of our services lies a deep commitment to habitat creation and woodland conservation. We understand the critical importance of forging and sustaining habitats that nurture a wide array of wildlife populations. Through meticulously planned projects that replicate the complexity of natural ecosystems, we provide secure refuges that encourage wildlife conservation and promote rich biodiversity. Our strategies are designed not just with the current ecosystem in mind but with a vision to ensure these habitats prosper for many future generations.
Our dedication extends to the unwavering protection and preservation of natural habitats for a diverse range of species, from the tiniest insects to the most majestic mammals. By focusing on the maintenance and enhancement of woodland areas, we play a significant role in bolstering the overall health of ecosystems. These areas are pivotal for carbon sequestration and oxygen provision, contributing significantly to the fight against climate change. Through our concerted conservation efforts, we strive to achieve a harmonious and dynamic ecosystem where all forms of wildlife can thrive, ensuring the balance and vibrancy of nature’s intricate web.
Enhancing Local Biodiversity
Enhancing biodiversity is at the core of everything we do. By prioritising a variety of plant life in our projects, we create robust ecosystems capable of withstanding environmental stresses. Our strategies for enhancing biodiversity include planting native species, creating wildlife corridors, and protecting critical habitats. These efforts not only support local wildlife but also contribute to the well-being of our communities by providing cleaner air, water, and soil.
Ecosystem rewilding is an innovative approach to conservation that we are proud to offer. By reintroducing native species of trees and removing non-native ones, we work towards restoring ecological balances that have been lost. Rewilding efforts not only enhance biodiversity but also improve the resilience of ecosystems against climate change and other environmental pressures. Our goal is to create self-sustaining environments that require minimal human intervention over time.
Playing Our Part In Environmental Restoration
We actively contribute to environmental restoration in our everyday work. For every tree we remove, we plant another, ensuring a balance in the ecosystem and contributing to the reforestation efforts. Additionally, we take customer feedback to heart in a unique way; for every review received, we plant a tree, thereby fostering community engagement and environmental stewardship. Furthermore, we are dedicated to sustainability by recycling 100% of the waste generated from our operations. This comprehensive approach not only minimises our environmental footprint but also enhances local biodiversity and promotes a healthier planet for future generations.
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Specialised Habitat Generation Experts at your Service!
We’re passionate about each and every tree, including your trees and gardens. We want your outdoor areas
to include trees that are in the best health, pruned and shaped – so that you can enjoy them now and
in the years to come
Health and safety is our top priority
We take health and safety extremely seriously, as one would expect. Each job is planned, and all risks assessed; which is why we carry out an on-site risk assessment upon arrival at each site every day.
We Work With You
Free Local Estimates
All quotes are provided free of charge within a 40 mile radius, so if you just want a small job or a number of trees worked on, please get in touch to find out how we can help you.
Highly recommended - 5* review status
We’re highly recommended in Hitchin and across Hertfordshire, holding a 5-star review status on Google & Facebook You can also view other places that we are mentioned on the WEB.
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to include trees that are in the best health, pruned and shaped – so that you can enjoy them now and
in the years to come
Health and safety is our top priority
We take health and safety extremely seriously, as one would expect. Each job is planned, and all risks assessed; which is why we carry out an on-site risk assessment upon arrival at each site every day.
We Work With You
Free Local Estimates
All quotes are provided free of charge within a 40 mile radius, so if you just want a small job or a number of trees worked on, please get in touch to find out how we can help you.
Highly recommended - 5* review status
We’re highly recommended in Hitchin and across Hertfordshire, holding a 5-star review status on Google & Facebook You can also view other places that we are mentioned on the WEB.
Jobs Completed
Years Of Experience
Areas Covered
Why choose Waterman Tree Co.?
Health and safety is our top priority
Each job is planned as one would expect and all risks assessed; which is why we carry out an on-site risk assessment upon arrival of each site every day.
Fully qualified staff
All of our staff are fully qualified and have many years’ experience. As an Arboriculture Approved Contractor, we are also CHAS & SAFE Accredited and our staff are CRB Checked and hold CSCS cards.
Highly recommended - 5* review status
We’re highly recommended in Hitchin and across Hertfordshire, holding a 5-star review status on Google & Facebook
Insurance for peace of mind
Waterman Tree Co. are fully insured and with up to £5 million worth of public liability insurance.
Environmentally responsible
We recycle 100% of all our waste, which is then taken to power stations to generate carbon-neutral electricity.
Frequently Asked Questions
What specific techniques are used in the process of veteranisation of tree species?
Veteranisation techniques often involve creating habitats that mimic the features of old, veteran trees. This can include the introduction of hollows, cracks, and crevices to provide habitats for various species, simulating the natural aging process of trees.
How are wildlife corridors designed and implemented in habitat creation projects?
Wildlife corridors are planned based on the natural movements of local fauna, connecting fragmented habitats to enable safe passage. The design considers the needs of target species, the type of vegetation required, and the geographic layout to facilitate movement and genetic exchange.
What criteria determine the selection of areas for habitat regeneration efforts?
Areas are chosen based on their ecological significance, level of degradation, potential for successful restoration, and the role they play in the larger ecosystem. Priority is often given to areas that can significantly benefit biodiversity and community well-being.
Can the company detail the impact of their habitat regeneration projects on local biodiversity over time?
While specific details would vary, successful habitat regeneration projects generally lead to increased species diversity, improved ecosystem services, and enhanced resilience of local ecosystems to environmental changes.
How do they ensure the sustainability of ecosystems after rewilding efforts, especially in terms of long-term maintenance and monitoring?
Sustainability is typically ensured through ongoing monitoring, adaptive management strategies to address any arising issues, and community involvement to foster local stewardship of the regenerated habitats.
Do you work in both Hertfordshire and Devon?
Yes! We’ve been based in Hertfordshire for over 10 years and have recently opened a new branch in Devon headed up by our founder Ben!