Landscape and environmental design guidance

Guidance on how the Environment Agency should handle landscape and environmental design issues in the development of capital projects.

From:
Flood and Coastal Erosion Risk Management Research and Development Programme and Environment Agency
Published
17 February 2021
Category:
Environmental management and sustainability
Topics:
Appraisal guidance, Asset maintenance, Asset system optimisation, Design and build, Ecosystem service benefits, Investment, Strategy and planning, Sustainability
Project status:
Completed
Project code:
SC020101
Date of completion:
31 March 2006

Documents

Landscape and environmental design guidance - summary (73KB) PDF

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Details

This project produces guidance on how the Environment Agency should handle landscape and environmental design issues in the development of capital projects. It helps Environment Agency staff to break the overall process down into small steps and consider the environmental opportunities and constraints at each stage.

This guidance will be used by staff managing the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) process or involved in developing capital projects.

The guidance aims to encourage consistency and value for money within projects and ensure that Environment Agency projects are designed and implemented to the right standard.

This project ran from 2002 to 2006.

Published 17 February 2021