Nature Conservation Law

When nature rules determine whether your project moves forward

Nature is high on the agenda. Nitrogen, protected species and Natura 2000 areas increasingly determine what is and is not possible. You need clarity on the impact and how to keep your project moving.

Our service

Strict rules, growing pressure

Nature conservation rules are strict and constantly evolving. Nitrogen remains a key factor in area development, while species protection – for example bats or birds – can unexpectedly delay or halt projects.

At the same time, societal and political pressure is increasing. Discussions around issues such as wolves or invasive species show that nature is not only a legal matter, but also a political and social one. This requires early insight, solid substantiation and well-considered decisions.

We make complex rules workable

We help you create room within strict frameworks. Our team knows the regulations, closely follows developments and understands where opportunities lie.

We advise on projects, permits and enforcement, and guide you through procedures where needed. Always with a practical focus: what is possible, and how do we achieve it? Our advice is legally robust and works in practice. So your project can move forward.

Our expertise

Nitrogen issues in area development and projects
Species protection (including in relation to public order and safety)

Who do we work for?

We work for public and private sector organisations, including local authorities, water boards, property developers, utility companies, parties in the (sustainable) energy sector and retail organisations.

    Track record

    Recent cases Nature Conservation Law

    Development of an industrial estate using external offsetting
Advising and litigating on wolf culling measures
Species protection (bats and birds) in relation to expansion of a multinational
Development of a distribution centre for a national supermarket chain
Reactive designation concerning development possibilities in a peatland area