Lisa Bulmer

Outgoing and goal orientated, Lisa thrives on bringing about impactful change through natural capital and sustainable investment work.

From advising on biodiversity net gain and ecological enhancement and management to providing strategic advice on sustainable investment, Lisa has the right mix of industry insight and passion for the environment to help developers, landowners, local authorities and conservation NGOs.

Having lived and worked in a multitude of countries and cultures, she brings a wide breadth of experience into her work. Her unique insight helps her see how the work within the emerging fields of natural capital and biodiversity net gain impacts the UK but also has global implications.

A professional scuba diver, Lisa has used her skillset for both work and recreational purposes. It’s clear she holds her love for nature at the heart of all she does.

Lisa was shortlisted at IEMA’s Sustainability Awards in 2020 in its ‘Future Sustainability Leader’ category.

"Trinity aimed to understand the opportunities available to enhance biodiversity and carbon sequestration on our rural land through a rural review, following a natural capital baseline.

Bidwells was a natural partner for Trinity due to their in depth knowledge of the portfolio, combined with their understanding of commercial realities and expertise in natural capital.

Lisa Bulmer and Roland Bull led the project with skill and demonstrated significant knowledge in this sphere. Importantly, they are supporting the translation of this review into tangible next steps, incorporated in the broad management of the portfolio.

I would recommend Bidwells to peers looking to undertake similar work."

- Romane Thomas, Trinity College, University of Cambridge

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Energy & Climate

Convert climate goals to competitive advantage

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Natural Capital

Investing sustainably doesn't mean sacrificing returns. Understand nature's economic value with expert guidance.

Our insights

Reports & Briefings 06.03.24

Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) is the mechanism by which new housing, commercial and infrastructure developments in England will become ‘nature positive’.

Biodiversity Net Gain: An Opportunity for Nature

Cambridge County Council Lower Valley Farm (10)

Report 10.01.23

By guest contributor, Susan Twining, CLA - The development of natural capital markets for environmental benefits has unlocked investment interest and funding opportunities for landowners. Farmers and land managers are facing major changes in agriculture policy.

Uncovering the benefits of natural capital: a landowner’s view

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Reports & Briefings 10.01.23

Whether you’re a developer looking to meet biodiversity net gain requirements or a landowner looking to make use of land with no development potential, natural capital investment provides a plethora of opportunities.

What are the opportunities in Natural Capital Investment?

Insights 07.12.22

Whether you’re a developer looking to meet biodiversity net gain requirements or a landowner looking to make use of land with no development potential, natural capital investment provides a plethora of opportunities.

What are the opportunities in Natural Capital Investment?

Reports & Briefings 23.11.22

Matthew Hay and Lisa Bulmer from our Natural Capital and Sustainable Investment teams present on the opportunities within the Natural Capital marketplace.

Overview of Natural Capital Markets

Natural Capital - Rural Outlook 24pp brochure 2021

Report 17.01.22

Both carbon sequestration and biodiversity enhancement are becoming increasingly necessary to reduce emissions and offset environmental impacts generated by development in the UK.

Natural Capital and Green Investment

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Insights 10.11.21

The Environment Act 2021 has received Royal Assent at a pivotal time while COP26 is coming to its conclusion. The huge public and parliamentary demand to improve our state of nature has resulted in the UK becoming the first country to set a legal target to halt species decline by 2030.

The Environment Act Becomes Law