Avian Ecology, which specialises in services for the renewables sector, has moved into Sci-Tech Daresbury, bringing 28 employees and boosting the growing business community on site.
The consultancy has taken more than 2,000 square feet of space in Techspace Two, a two-storey office building on the campus.
Joe Whittick, technical director at Avian Ecology, said: “Relocating our head office to Sci-Tech Daresbury marks an exciting new chapter for Avian Ecology and our growing team.
“We’ve seen rapid growth recently and with our team increasing by 20% over the year, now is the right time to move into this new, high-quality workspace.
“We’ve chosen the Sci-Tech Daresbury campus for several reasons, including its extensive opportunities to collaborate with other experts in our field.
“Cross-collaboration will be invaluable as we enhance our nationwide services to deliver leading sustainable solutions, and particularly within the renewables sector.
“It’s fantastic to be here, and we’re very much looking forward to embedding ourselves in the daily working life on campus.”
Founded in 2007, Avian Ecology provides services including ecological survey, impact assessment, mitigation, and monitoring.
The company has earned a reputation for its work supporting renewable energy projects such as wind and solar farms.
Sci-Tech Daresbury, located in the Liverpool City Region, is home to more than 160 science, technology, and business organisations.
John Leake, business growth director at Sci-Tech Daresbury, said: “Avian Ecology is now the third company under its parent organisation, Origin Enterprises, to become part of Sci-Tech Daresbury’s high-tech community.
“They join sibling organisations Bowland Ecology and Brooks Ecological who already have a presence on campus.
“We have a strong ambition to nurture and integrate organisations that are shaping a cleaner, more sustainable future, which is why it’s an absolute pleasure to welcome Avian Ecology’s team as part of a greater presence on site for Origin Enterprises.
“Having their HQ based here is another signal of strong investor confidence in our growing campus and we’re delighted to have them on board.”
