You can contact Stuart Spray Wildlife Consultant at the following addresses:
England: 2 Judson Avenue, Manchester, M21 7LW
Scotland: SSWC. Laundry Cottage, Clarencefield, Dumfries, DG1 4NA
Phone: 07894 081164
Email: info@stuartspraywildlife.co.uk
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SSWC has, along with Bell Access and Engineering, for several years coordinated a programme of bat survey and monitoring for a proposed hydroelectric scheme in north Wales. During the winter of 2020 we use rope access techniques to deploy bat detectors and record over 40 nights of bat calls and count four species of bats.
The Cruachan Power Station, also known as the Cruachan Dam, was opened by Queen Elizabeth II on 15 October 1965. The pumped-storage hydroelectric power station in Argyll and Bute, provides 440 MW of power and has a capacity of 7.1 GWh. The turbine is located inside Ben Cruachan, and the scheme takes water between Cruachan Reservoir to Loch Awe via a system of underground tunnels. During visual inspections […]
Lochailhort tunnel is a single track tunnel on the Malaig to Fort William West Highland Railway line. SSWC conducted a pre-works visual inspection to ensure that no hibernating bats were present prior to essential maintenance works commencing.
A good week using rope access techniques to inspect Mold Country Offices with Bell Access and Engineering. Eight bat roosts found! Not a bad haul
We have just added three short films tothe SSWC website showing how invaluable the use camcorders and infra-red lights can be when surveying trees or buildings.
This week Stuart Spray Wildlife Consultancy (SSWC) and Bell Access & Engineering Ltd. (BAE) have been working on their first joint project since the new year.
The clean up was carried out under licence from Scottish Natural Heritage at the same time as essential repairs to the roof.
