Ecological Exclusion Fencing Systems...

Southern Ecological Solutions has specialist in house ecological fencing teams; with site managers regularly attending IEEM (Institute of Ecology and Environmental Management) training courses ensuring the highest levels of ecological competence for environmentally sensitive sites.

Exclusion fencing prices range from an incredible £6 per metre using a variety of Natural England approved materials including high grade woven geo-textile, high density polyethylene (HDPE) 1mm/4mm, polythene and galvanised steel.

SES has a long history of providing onsite excellence for both large and small projects so please do contact one of the team who can help you find the prefect product for your site or see the product descriptions below for more detailed information.

Amphibian, Newt and Reptile Exclusion Fencing Systems Southern Ecological Solutions‟ in house fencing teams have extensive experience in creating specialist newt fencing and general reptile fencing systems. Prices for amphibian and reptile exclusion fencing systems range from an incredible £6 per metre using a variety of Natural England approved materials including high grade woven geo-textile, High density polyethylene (HDPE) 1mm/4mm, polythene and galvanised steel.

Water Vole Fencing Systems SES have a number of specifications for water vole exclusion fencing tailored to meet any particular site requirements; this coupled with SES's cost effective pricing policy and IEEM ecologically trained staff makes SES the complete solution for your Water Vole exclusion fencing needs.

		Badger Gates and Fencing Systems SES supply two types of DEFRA and Highways Agency approved badger gates and badger fencing at various specifications. SES have extensive experience in providing site specific installation and product guidance.

Avian Fencing SES has experience constructing avian fencing as per an engineering specification but regularly provide input on the most effective site specific design. A recent project involved the construction of a 5m high scaffolding structure next to a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI).