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We are recruiting for Consultant Ecologists and Senior Consultant Ecologist roles for #TeamScottCawley.
For more details and application forms, see scottcawley.com/careers

Deadline for applications is 5pm on 20th March 2026, by return of CV and completed application form to jobs@scottcawley.com

Frogspawn glistening in the sun between clumps of green vegetation

Lots of frog spawn spotted by our #TeamScottCawley ecologists. The @ipcc.bsky.social
Irish Peatland Conservation Council runs the national #HopToIt Frog Survey - report your #frogspawn and #frog sightings at www.ipcc.ie 🐸 👀

Butterfly with yellow tinged wings with blank tip and markings on a cream-colored wall.

A Large White butterfly which surprised one of our #TeamScottCawley members in their kitchen. Common in Europe, caterpillars often feed on cabbage and other brassicas, as Latin name Pieris brassicae suggests, often referred to as ‘cabbage whites’. An early sighting as they usually fly April-October

Bird with red breast on a wooden fence

Looking for a breeding bird survey for your project? Don’t delay in getting in touch! As Ireland’s leading ecological consultancy, #TeamScottCawley ecologists are here to provide specialist surveys and ecological assessments - our diaries are filling up, so email now at sales@scottcawley.com

Large grey gull on a clifftop

First sighting of a winter glaucous gull on the west coast of Ireland by a #TeamScottCawley ecologist.
The Larus hyperboreus or Faoileán glas - glaucous is from Latin for grey - the second-largest gull species, breeds in arctic regions. One of only a handful here?
Any more sightings? #GlaucousGull

Long yellow catkin blooms on a branch in a field, small buds on the right, one with a red tip

Hazel catkins open - possibly a little early due to a mild winter - snapped by a #TeamScottCawley member. Note on the right, the small female flower bud. Clouds of golden pollen are dispersed by the male yellow catkins - blowing towards the bright pink buds of trees for #pollination

Green and red waves light up the night sky, some tree tops in the foreground

Green and red light across the night sky above an old stone building, like a church ruin, on the shoreline, the dark sea to the left

Two stunning shots of the #auroraborealis or #NorthernLights captured by a #TeamScottCawley ecologist in Galway, despite quite a bit of fog in the area.

The amazing light show was seen further south than usual in many places in both Ireland and around the world due to a solar geomagnetic storm

Small flock of birds on a shoreline as snapped through a circular long lens

Curlew sandpipers or, in Irish, Gobadán crotaigh, on a river estuary as captured on a survey by #TeamScottCawley ecologists.

We are now well into the season for #WinterBirdSurveys If your project needs a winter bird survey don't hesitate to contact our team of ecologists at sales@scottcawley.com

Group of men and a woman sit on red chairs around a square black table in a function room, a man speaks on screen on the white wall

We marked #InternationalMensDay this Nov 19 at #TeamScottCawley offices by gathering for a healthy lunch to watch a webinar with comic PJ Gallagher who has turned his personal #mentalhealth struggle into a message of hope with documentary Mad Man #WaterfordChamber #CarlowKKSkillnet #Positive2Work

That’s a wrap for #SolarIreland2025 at The RDS with expert speakers & changemakers at the forefront of the transition to #RenewableEnergy

☀️ Well done to the Solar Ireland team and thanks to all who passed by to speak to #TeamScottCawley to discuss our ecology work
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#TeamScottCawley will be at the #SolarIreland2025 Conference, RDS, Dublin, Oct 2 #AdvancingTowardsNetZero
☀️Managing Director Aebhín Cawley and Technical Director Andrew Speer will be there, with colleagues Neo Environmental Ltd, to discuss our ecological services solarirelandconference.ie/programme/

On a sunny grassland habitat survey, #TeamScottCawley spotted this Beautiful Demoiselle, a type of #dragonfly, aka 'Calopteryx virgo' also known in Irish as a Brídeog. maps.biodiversityireland.ie/Dataset/187/...

#IrishGrasslands #EcologicalSurvey #EcologicalConsultancy

Pink flowers in green grass

#TeamScottCawley ecologists spotted this pyramidal #orchid growing wild 😍
Scientific Name - Anacamptis pyramidalis / Irish Name, Magairlín na stuaice (Orchid of the peak, for its pointed shape), is abundant in some island & coastal areas, and in some central Irish #GrasslandHabitats

Violet blue butterfly in green grass

What kind of species do our ecologists encounter when out on #grasslandhabitat training? Here's one example from a recent survey - a #CommonBlue #butterfly (Polyommatus icarus) such a vibrant shock of colour amongst the greenery #TeamScottCawley #EcologicalConsultancy

Field of grass with a line of people on the left

What a day to frolic in the grass! Our #TeamScottCawley ecologists got a lovely day out for this summer's #grassland habitat training - we'll share some of the sights and wildlife encountered in their work, stay tuned... 🦋

#EcologicalSurvey #HabitatSurvey #EcologicalConsultancy #TrainingDay

Careers Scott Cawley

🌿Working in nature and surveying wildlife is all in a day’s work for #TeamScottCawley - want to join our team of ecologists? We are currently #recruiting for a prinicipal/senior #ecologist - get in touch via

🦉jobs@scottcawley.com, visit

🐝https://www.scottcawley.com/careers

#jobfairy

Large brown bird on a fence

Magnificent #Buzzard snapped by #TeamScottCawley. The buzzard (Irish: Clamhán/ Latin: Buteo buteo) is a raptor resident in Ireland - but was absent here from the late 19th Century until a pair bred in the North in 1933. They have since spread throughout the country again #BirdsofPrey

Collage of dandelion pics, some with dogs, toys, and a red hen

To celebrate #BiodiversityWeek & #NoMowMay, we held a photo competition for #TeamScottCawley to showcase the humble dandelion, ensuring they remain in the ground as a lifeline for our #pollinators🐝

We had lots of brilliant entries - some took the opportunity to parade their canine companions… 1/2

Butterfly in hand, speckled yellow dots on wings

Speckled wood #butterfly encounter by a young naturalist close to a #TeamScottCawley member.

A common species often sighted in marginal woodland and hedgerows - places where they can blend in well with the dappled summer light 😍

#IrishWildlife #féileacán #BiodiversityDay #BiodiversityWeek