Radio Telemetry Workshops: BCT Conference 2026
Steve Roe, Associate Director (Ecology), recently led two practical radio telemetry workshops at the Bat Conservation Trust’s South-West Regional Bat Conference, held in Barnstaple.
FPCR announce practice-wide promotions
As we enter a new financial year, FPCR is pleased to celebrate the achievements of colleagues across the business.
Biodiversity Bank Project Wins Landscape Institute Award
Our Red House Farm Biodiversity Bank project, delivered in partnership with City of Doncaster Council, has won a Landscape Institute Yorkshire & Humberside (LIYH) Award.
From Trees to Lichens: An Arboriculturist’s Closer Look at Living Bark
FPCR Aboriculturist, Dan Burdus, reflects on a recent Fields Studies Council course, exploring how lichens can reveal deeper insights into habitat quality and environmental change.
Supporting landscape-led development across the UK
Highlighting a range of projects at different stages of the planning process where FPCR has helped shape the design.
Designing a Career in Landscape Architecture – with Sarah S.
Sarah Smart, Director (Landscape) shares insights into how the profession has changed - and the growing importance of landscape architecture in delivering positive outcomes for people, place and nature.
Designing in harmony with nature: Landscape Architecture Q&A
Landscape Architect Barzin Geravandi shares insights into how thoughtful landscape architecture can benefit both people and the environment.
Designing Places People Connect With: Landscape Architecture Q&A
Landscape Architect Ellie Furness shares her route into landscape architecture, her experience transitioning from study to practice, and the role collaboration, sustainability, and creativity play in shaping her approach to design.
Designing Places People Connect With – Landscape Architecture Q&A
Tom Wright, Senior Landscape Architect, speaks about his route into landscape architecture, the influence of growing up in Snowdonia, and how his experience across design and construction shapes his approach to creating places that are both practical and meaningful.
FPCR Company Trip to Alton Towers
Over 200 FPCR colleagues from across the practice's six offices came together at Alton Towers, Staffordshire, for two days of team building, celebration, and thrill seeking.
Planning submitted: Shrewsbury neighbourhood
Plans have been submitted to Shropshire Council for a residential development of 430 homes in Shrewsbury, forming part of the town’s ongoing growth and housing delivery.
Congratulating our newest Chartered Landscape Architects
Congratulating three members of our landscape team who have recently become Chartered Landscape Architects after successfully completing the Pathway to Chartership (P2C) with the Landscape Institute.