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Ecosystem restoration, the theme for World Environment Day, represents the biggest challenge to the future of humanity and the life-support systems that make our world habitable. In support of this,...

Members of the public are invited to comment on the Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment’s intention to extend the transitional arrangements contained in the Financial Provisioning...

By Graham Trusler, CEO Digby Wells Environmental January 2021 marked five years since the world’s leaders met in Paris and hammered out the terms of the Paris Agreement.  A landmark multilateral...

Maps provide the means through which environmental, social, infrastructure and topographical features can be viewed within a spatial context.It highlights the relationships between things, which can...

Bioassessments provide and integrate biodiversity and water analyses as an indicator for river and terrestrial ecology health, anthropogenic related impacts and consequences to the socio-economic...

The Digby Wells Environmental GIS and Remote Sensing Team have developed a unique, secure and customisable Web-Based Mapping tool to assist you in the management and development of your assets.This...

At Digby Wells Environmental, we harness the power of GIS and Remote Sensing to provide clients with holistic and pragmatic Risk Management solutions throughout the project life cycle.Utilising the...

Resettlement is not just the relocation of households. It refers to measures to address a broad range of impacts related to Project Land Acquisition, including: Physical displacement (relocation of...

At Digby Wells we recognise the significance of biodiversity as a potential business risk and opportunity for our clients. We support our clients by assisting them with the integration of...

Digby Wells Environmental was involved in the development, design and construction of one of the largest constructed wetlands in Africa.