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Pollinator-friendly Water Mint flowering, a key species for Somerset Levels biodiversity.

Lind Moor

Nature Recovery

About
Us

Lind Moor owns, creates and manages land to help nature thrive.

 

We provide off site biodiversity units that allow developers to replace and improve habitats lost to development.

Each site is protected and cared for over the long term, ensuring it delivers real benefits for wildlife and the surrounding landscape.

Biodiversity Net Gain ➺ Off Site Provider ➺

What is BNG?

(Biodiversity Net Gain)

Otter footprint icon representing ecological monitoring and species-rich habitat creation for BNG in Somerset.

Is BNG a legal requirement for planning applications?

Yes, since 2024, MOST developments must achieve a 10% Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) to gain planning permission. BNG ensures projects protect and enhance habitats, leaving nature in a better state. It puts nature recovery at the heart of development, supporting the UK’s Nature Recovery Strategy.

Duck footprint icons representing ecological monitoring and species-rich habitat creation for BNG in Somerset.

How does BNG Works?

BNG follows a clear hierarchy: avoid damage, minimise impacts, deliver gains on-site, and use off-site compensation if needed. This ensures developments leave nature in a better state and support national biodiversity goals.

Wildlife footprint icons representing ecological monitoring and species-rich habitat creation for BNG in Somerset.

Off Site Solutions 

Many sites cannot achieve BNG on-site. Lind Moor provides off-site units, offering a simple, cost-effective way for developers to meet obligations while supporting high-quality, lasting habitats.

Bird’s-foot Trefoil Lotus corniculatus in a damp, species-rich meadow habitat, Somerset Levels.

Why Choose
Lind Moor?

NE Registered BNG Units Legally Secured for 30 Years

Our units are live on Natural England’s Gain Site Register and ready for immediate use.

 

An RSK Biocensus Conservation Covenant covers all monitoring and management for the 30-year term.

 

As Chartered Landscape Architects, we design and manage the habitats directly to move your project forward.

Bittern, Botaurus stellaris, in a grassland environment, representative of the species supported by BNG units in the Somerset Levels.

Our Available BNG Units

Delivering measurable biodiversity gains

Just Registered: Lind Moor Pilot Project

Our Pilot Project is officially live on the Natural England's Biodiversity Gain Site register as of January 2026.

Our units offer maximum legal and planning certainty:

  • Secured: Fully covered by a Conservation Covenant with RSK Biocensus.

  • Efficient: Located Somerset LPA and in the Somerset Levels and Moors (NCA 142), providing local projects with a 1.0 Spatial Risk Multiplier.

  • Professional: Site management is overseen by Chartered Landscape Architects.

With our registration now complete, we have a limited release of units available for immediate allocation.

Supporting healthy waterways

Watercourse Units
Representative image of a ditch habitat for Watercourse BNG units available for allocating to a  planning applications.

Broad Habitat:  Watercourse

Habitat:  Ditches

Distinctiveness:  Medium

Making space for wildlife

Habitat Units
Representative image of a Grassland,  Other Neutral Grassland Habitat BNG units available for allocating to a planning applications.

Broad Habitat:  Grassland

Habitat:  Other Neutral Grassland

Distinctiveness:  Medium

Strengthening green corridors

Hedgerow Units
Representative image of a Species Rich Native Hedgerow with Trees BNG units available for allocating to a planning applications.

Broad Habitat:  Hedgerow

Habitat:  Species rich native hedgerows with trees

Distinctiveness:  High

Our Team

We are Jen and Simon, both Chartered Landscape Architects with over 40 years of combined experience. ​

 

We started Lind Moor to have the freedom to focus entirely on nature recovery without the usual project compromises.

As the people who own, designed, and manage the site, you deal with us directly.

 

We aren't brokers; we are responsible for the land and the quality of the units we provide.

Simon Lindsley

BSc (Hons),  PG Dip UD, CMLI

Simon Lindsey: Somerset BNG specialist with 20 years in Landscape Architecture. Expert in habitat project procurement and site delivery for biodiversity units.

With a background in Environmental Science and 20 years at leading UK landscape practices, Simon’s expertise spans from LVIA and EIA to detailed delivery.

He ensures our projects are designed and managed to the highest standards, delivering habitats that work.

Jen Moreton

Jen Moreton, Chartered Landscape Architect and direct contact for Somerset Biodiversity Net Gain unit allocation.

Jen has 20 years of experience in landscape architecture, from preparing landscape planning packs to site delivery.

As your direct point of contact, she is here to make the process as simple as possible, ensuring that the units we provide are ready for your project.

Contact Us

Lind Moor Ltd

Registered in the UK

Company number: 15364172

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