Andy Carroll
Managing Director
Andy is a Project Manager and Fieldwork Coordinator with over 25 years of experience in ecological and ornithological surveying and assessments. He has developed a close working relationship with over 20 experienced surveyors, managing the team to deliver fieldwork on time, and on budget, on behalf of consultancies. Andy has been a birdwatcher for over 40 years, has worked for RSPB and BTO, and managed teams to complete a wide range of environmental projects. His personal interests include divers, peregrine, golden eagle, hen harrier and merlin.
Pete Carroll
Operations Manager
Pete has been bird watching since early childhood and has travelled the world in pursuit of his interest. Having spent 10 years in a senior management role within the commercial arm of the RSPB, Pete has since also amassed over 10 years of survey experience. He has worked on many development projects including large scale renewable projects. He has responsibility for staff training, health and safety matters, and data management and quality assurance, as well as continuing to conduct and co-ordinate field work. He is especially interested in goshawk and golden eagle.
Stuart MacDonald
Field Ornithologist
Stuart is a long-term birder and very capable all-round ecologist. He is a member of the Tayside Raptor Study Group, specialising in goshawk, peregrine and barn owl. With over 20 years of survey experience behind him, Stuart also has a mountain leader certificate, is a keen walker, and has led groups into the Scottish uplands.
Andrew Russell
Field Ornithologist
Andrew recently graduated with a degree in Countryside Management. A lifelong birder, he has a passion for raptors, photography and rarities. He’s also a SOC Clyde Branch Committee member.
Jamie Morton
Field Ecologist
Jamie has been a wildlife enthusiast since a young age. A highly competent birder, he is now extending his skills and can deliver Phase 1 and NVC habitat surveys.
Dan Burt
Field Ornithologist
Dan has been a birder since a young age and cut his teeth on his home patch of Pevensey Levels. He moved to Scotland in 2021, and has set about gaining experience with upland species. He’s a keen rarity finder.
Marcus Lawson
Field Ornithologist
Marcus has been birding for over 40 years including many trips overseas. He has previously held positions such as Chair of the Conservation and Surveys committee for the Kent Ornithological Society, Chair of the Dorset Bird Club, Chair of the Dorset Records Panel and Editor of the Dorset Bird Report. In addition to his lifelong passion for finding and seeing birds he also has a particular interest in moths, which in turn has led to an increased awareness of plant identification. He moved to Scotland in 2022.
Andrew Stainthorpe
Field Ornithologist
Andrew hails from South Africa and has over 20 years of birding experience. His passion for the bush and conservation led to him completing a Conservation Diploma and having an involvement in the management of nature reserves. Birding was always his main interest, and he was involved in various bird monitoring programmes in South Africa, as well as guiding and leading bird tours. This enthusiasm for birds has continued here in the UK.
Liam Carroll
Field Ecologist
Liam is developing his skills as an all round ecologist. He can deliver high quality bat and mammal surveys and is undergoing training to improve his expertise in bird surveying.
Jenni Clarke
Admin Officer
With over 13 years of experience as a Business Support Manager in the maritime industry, Jenni has built a reputation for being friendly, organised, and dependable. She’s worked across various departments, ensuring teams have the support they need to succeed. After spending several vibrant years in London, Jenni made the move back to Scotland, where she continues to excel in her career. Outside of work, Jenni loves spending time with her husband and their two dogs. She enjoys exploring new places, camping, and hill walking, and she cherishes her time with family and friends. Her down-to-earth approach and focus on balancing work and life help her connect well with others and bring a positive presence to the team.
Sub Contractors
Carroll Ecology have developed a network of experienced sub contractors with over 25 people at their disposal. This means you get all the man power you need but without the administrative burden that goes with it. One point of contact, your survey programmes coordinated, and only 1 invoice to process. Carroll Ecology takes the hassle out of delivering projects whether they be 1 day or 2 years. The team delivers high quality data and will conduct the surveys on time and on budget.
Caroline Carroll
Bat Work Co-ordinator
Caroline spent 12 years as a Secondary School art teacher but has always had a passion for wildlife and conservation. Caroline has been undertaking bat surveys for 10 years. As well as coordinating and organising fieldwork, Caroline is a very capable data analyst, and has interpreted data for several large scale renewable projects as well as housing schemes and bridge restorations.