
Property consultancy Lambert Smith Hampton (LSH) has teamed up with habitat-cultivator Naturum to help developers get biodiversity net gain (BNG) units offsite on land Naturum owns and manages.
LHS said that with mandatory BNG now embedded in England’s planning system, developers need help when sufficient gains can’t be achieved on the development site itself.
Naturum owns what it says is a growing number of multi-acre sites in England where it is restoring biodiversity.
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