by Alison | May 25, 2022 | Blog
Big thanks to Danielle Schreve, Head of Department and Professor of Quaternary Science at the Department of Geography, Royal Holloway University of London for officially opening our new workshop and facility at East Quay Watchet on Friday 20th May. We also had the...
by Alison | May 16, 2022 | Blog
‘Geckoella is delighted to have achieved Constructionline Gold and SSIP accreditation. Well done Jan Alvarez on assembling all the evidence and information! Gold membership requires a full assessment of our policies and procedures for environmental management,...
by Alison | Mar 29, 2022 | Blog
Geckoella trainers gave a talk online on the 5th April 2022 with an informative lunch time session spreading the word about the use of Detection Dogs in Ecology. This Ecologists’ Guide to the use of Detection Dogs was packed with vital information, and viewers...
by Alison | Jan 12, 2022 | Blog
Despite the gloomy continual disruption caused by Covid Geckoella has ploughed on and had a busy and productive 2021. Here is a little sum up of our year, plus some fun memories of our ecological and geological world in 2021. Geckoella had our busiest ecology and...
by Alison | Nov 23, 2021 | Blog, careers
Geckoella are very pleased to have contributed to the Somerset Education Business Partnership’s For those Looking to start a career in our sector, if you are interested in managing the natural environment and supporting sustainable development and live in...
by Alison | Nov 16, 2021 | Blog
Join Dr Andy King for a fascinating and illuminating walk along the Jurassic shore of Helwell Bay, Watchet. Travel back in time and explore this wonderful beach and find out about the marine creatures that lived in the early Jurassic seas that covered Watchet 200...
