Working with nature, building for community
Environmental planning as it should be. For people and nature. We cover ecology, arboriculture, landscape planning, green-blue infrastructure, and expert witness support across every discipline.
Arboriculture
Trees can unlock value or stop a scheme in its tracks. We give you early, clear arboricultural advice. So design decisions stack up, risk is managed and high-value trees are protected where they can be, with proportionate mitigation where they can’t.
Ecology
We help you keep development moving while meeting ecological requirements. Our CIEEM-qualified ecologists scope the right surveys, at the right time, then give evidence-led advice that’s clear on risk and designed to support robust planning outcomes, including BNG.
Landscape planning
Landscape can make or break planning. We shape proposals that fit their setting and policy, backed by LVIA and on-the-ground assessment, so your case is defensible and ready for scrutiny from the start. We spot potential problems early and give you clear, practical ways to deal with them so the project can keep moving.
Green and blue infrastructure
We design green and blue infrastructure that works on paper and on site. Get a GBI strategy that reduces last-minute surprises and holds up in front of planners. We keep it deliverable from the outset, with a design that meets policy and a management approach that won’t create headaches later.
Expert witness
When a project hits appeal, you need experts who can perform under pressure. We provide clear evidence, rebuttal support and confident representation at hearings and inquiries, working alongside leading planning barristers when scrutiny is high.
Bespoke
Bespoke support means a scope built around your project, not a template. We coordinate ecology, trees, landscape and green and blue infrastructure so the advice lines up and you get a clearer route from early questions to delivery.
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Projects moving, places thriving
In 2010, four specialists walked away from stable roles to build a consultancy driven by purpose.
Today, that kitchen-table idea has grown into a team of 150+ people. You’ll find chartered landscape architects and CIEEM-accredited ecologists. Certified arboriculturists are part of the team too. We’re a B Corp and a Sunday Times Best Place to Work. We were the first in our field to adopt a true four-day week.
We’re here to help, not hold things up. That’s a worry some clients have, and we get it. But we don’t invent problems. We solve them.
Bring us in early and you’ll get clear, joined-up advice that makes the most of your time and earns trust around the table. If things go off track, we’ll support through appeals with pragmatic, experienced thinking. The aim’s always the same: leave the land better than you found it.
Our approach
We care about getting it right, not just getting it done. Every project is unique, so we take time to understand each site’s constraints, opportunities and potential. That means thinking beyond the red line. We look at how the outcome will work for the community too – from access to nature and everyday green space, to the long-term health and wellbeing benefits of good design. Our service is always shaped around the place, the people and what’s possible.
Testimonials
“Working with the team at Tyler Grange is always rewarding; they bring creativity, enthusiasm, knowledge, and a wide range of environmental skills to the table, all of which are delivered with a genuinely collaborative approach to team working.”
Tony Clements, Executive Director, Nexus Planning
“As a busy strategic land team promoting large residential sites nationwide, we need consultants we can trust to provide reliable expertise and thorough surveys. Tyler Grange consistently delivers professional, high‑quality advice while remaining one of the most approachable and friendly teams we work with. Their commitment across Ecology, Landscape, and Arboricultural services is outstanding, and I wholeheartedly recommend them for all aspects of their work.”
Joel Merris, Strategic Planning Manager, Vistry Strategic Land
Looking after people means better projects outcomes
We work best when people feel good and places are cared for. We built TG around that idea because people are our biggest asset. We’re a B Corp, and we hold people and nature in view at the same time.
It’s why we moved to a four-day week, permanently. The team gets space to rest and reset, then comes back ready to do good work. We also give time to support local projects, from community groups to habitat work.
Nature shapes our decisions. If a choice harms people or nature, it’s a no. We look after each other so we can stay focused on the work and the communities it affects.
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