Ecus will be rebranded as Cura Terrae on the 6th January 2025.

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Ecus to rebrand as Cura Terrae in January 2025

28th October 2024

We are excited to inform you of an important upcoming change. In January 2025, Ecus will rebrand as Cura Terrae, marking the completion of our integration into Cura Terrae.

Craig Edwards Managing Director

Ecus demonstrates high standards with IEMA EIA Quality Mark

3rd October 2024

Our Environmental Assessment and Consenting team are pleased to announce that we have passed IEMA’s EIA Quality Mark compliance review following our recent renewal application.

Ecus communications team

Looking at 40 years of habitat creation: An Interview with Iain Weston

15th August 2024

We spoke to Iain Weston, who has dedicated years to crafting environments that sustain and enhance biodiversity, to learn more about habitat creation.

Iain Weston Head of Habitats

Ecus archaeologists take part in Winckelmann Cup

25th June 2024

Over the past weekend a handful of Ecus archaeologists participated in the annual Winckelmann Cup football tournament, representing Mam Tor Town FC.

Harry Mixer Archaeology Supervisor

Archaeological round-up of Berwick-upon-Tweed Infirmary

3rd November 2023

Our archaeologists collaborated with Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust as part of the redevelopment of Berwick-upon-Tweed Infirmary.

David Fell Operations Director

Ecus Landscape welcomes Taima Al Bahri

30th October 2023

Assistant Landscape Architect, Taima Al Bahri, reflects on her first month at Ecus.

Taima Al Bahri Assistant Landscape Architect

Broomlands excavation reveals Roman fort’s vicus life

24th July 2023

Unearthing Roman treasures - Archaeological discoveries at Broomlands, Cockermouth, reveal Roman civilization and vicus life.

Eddie Dougherty Project Supervisor

Ecology teams see beaver biodiversity project in action

14th June 2023

Our Ecology teams had a joint training trip at Delamere Forest on 4th May, for a tour led by Cheshire Wildlife Trust to see and learn about the beavers there.

Andy Ainsworth Practice Area Lead, Green Infrastructure

We’re working with Network Rail to reduce flooding at Hele in Devon

13th April 2023

Ecus worked with Network Rail to conduct a BNG assessment and make plans for flood reduction in the Hele area - read on to find out how.

Andy Ainsworth Practice Area Lead, Green Infrastructure

Working with Devon County Council to improve Stover Country Park

20th March 2023

Ecus worked with Devon County Council to improve Stover Country Park – delivering Ecological Impact Assessment, SSSI assessment, and Biodiversity Net Gain.

Andy Ainsworth Practice Area Lead, Green Infrastructure

Ecus works with Derbyshire Wildlife Trust to create a nature-friendly ford

14th February 2023

Ecus’s Habitats Team designed and constructed a nature-friendly ford at Woodside Farm, Derbyshire.

Iain Weston Head of Habitats

Ecus welcomes Olly Good – Associate Director of Archaeology

24th January 2023

Olly Good joins our team in the south as Associate Director, to develop our archaeology services and grow our existing team.

Olly Good Associate Director (Operations) Archaeology

A summer of Egyptian archaeology

13th January 2023

Daniel Elcoat is a Project Archaeologist at Ecus's Barnard Castle office. Over the summer of 2022, he spent several weeks working on an archaeological excavation in Egypt.

Daniel Elcoat Project Archaeologist

Looking back on a decade at Ecus

6th January 2023

Strategy Director, Paul White looks back on his time with Ecus.

Paul White Strategy Director & Interim Practice Area Lead for the Historic Environment

Ecus works with the University of Manchester to improve biodiversity on campus

13th December 2022

A team of our ecologists spent two months over the summer working on six sites across the University of Manchester to help them improve biodiversity on campus.

Andy Ainsworth Practice Area Lead, Green Infrastructure