Under the Environment Act, Local Planning Authorities have a statutory duty to publish data on Biodiversity Net Gain in their area, with the first deadline in March 2026. Fulfilling this duty requires extracting and manipulating information from every biodiversity metric the authority has processed. This can be a significant task, potentially involving the aggregation and analysis of information across thousands of individual habitats.
Mycelia’s reporting tools automate this entire process.
The video below gives a quick overview of how Mycelia can turn biodiversity duty reporting from a days-long task into a minutes-long one.
For further advice on the reporting process itself, you can read our article:
Getting ready for statutory BNG reporting – advice for LPAs
