Biodiversity Net Gain Plan
Demonstrate how your development can enhance biodiversity with a clear, professionally presented Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) Plan that illustrates existing habitats and proposed ecological improvements.
JPM Drafting prepares planning-focused BNG Plans to support planning applications by clearly identifying habitat retention, enhancement and creation measures across your site. The plan provides a visual representation of proposed biodiversity improvements, helping planning officers, ecologists and other stakeholders understand how the development has been designed to deliver measurable environmental benefits.
Our plans are produced from your accurate site survey and proposed development drawings, ensuring they integrate seamlessly with the rest of your planning documentation. They are intended to support ecological assessments and Biodiversity Metric calculations where these are prepared by a qualified ecologist.
Ideal for
New build homes
Residential developments
Commercial developments
Glamping and tourism developments
Barn conversions
Rural developments
Planning applications requiring biodiversity enhancements
What's Included
Existing habitat plan
Proposed habitat enhancement plan
Tree, hedgerow and planting identification where applicable
Areas of habitat retention and creation
Biodiversity enhancement features
Clear annotations and supporting key
Digital PDF drawing suitable for planning submissions
Biodiversity is now an important consideration for many planning applications, and presenting ecological enhancements clearly can strengthen your submission. Our Biodiversity Net Gain Plans communicate proposed habitat improvements in an easy-to-understand format, helping demonstrate that environmental considerations have been integrated into the design from an early stage.
While we produce the planning drawings and visual plans, ecological surveys, Biodiversity Metric calculations and formal BNG assessments should be undertaken by a suitably qualified ecologist where required by the local planning authority. Our plans are designed to complement these reports and present the proposals clearly as part of a coordinated planning submission.
Demonstrate how your development can enhance biodiversity with a clear, professionally presented Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) Plan that illustrates existing habitats and proposed ecological improvements.
JPM Drafting prepares planning-focused BNG Plans to support planning applications by clearly identifying habitat retention, enhancement and creation measures across your site. The plan provides a visual representation of proposed biodiversity improvements, helping planning officers, ecologists and other stakeholders understand how the development has been designed to deliver measurable environmental benefits.
Our plans are produced from your accurate site survey and proposed development drawings, ensuring they integrate seamlessly with the rest of your planning documentation. They are intended to support ecological assessments and Biodiversity Metric calculations where these are prepared by a qualified ecologist.
Ideal for
New build homes
Residential developments
Commercial developments
Glamping and tourism developments
Barn conversions
Rural developments
Planning applications requiring biodiversity enhancements
What's Included
Existing habitat plan
Proposed habitat enhancement plan
Tree, hedgerow and planting identification where applicable
Areas of habitat retention and creation
Biodiversity enhancement features
Clear annotations and supporting key
Digital PDF drawing suitable for planning submissions
Biodiversity is now an important consideration for many planning applications, and presenting ecological enhancements clearly can strengthen your submission. Our Biodiversity Net Gain Plans communicate proposed habitat improvements in an easy-to-understand format, helping demonstrate that environmental considerations have been integrated into the design from an early stage.
While we produce the planning drawings and visual plans, ecological surveys, Biodiversity Metric calculations and formal BNG assessments should be undertaken by a suitably qualified ecologist where required by the local planning authority. Our plans are designed to complement these reports and present the proposals clearly as part of a coordinated planning submission.

