Biotope Environnement SA is the Belgian subsidiary of the Biotope group. Created in 2016, on the initiative of Belgian naturalists, this environmental consultancy is based in Etalle in the Province of Luxembourg, and in Brussels.
Biotope Environnement works with its clients to conserve, manage and enhance biodiversity.
Specialised in the expertise of natural environments, the team benefits from a solid experience in the environmental assessment of all types of land use projects, as well as in the management of protected areas and biodiversity conservation
Biotope Environnement’s team has a perfect command of the French, English and Flemish languages and is therefore able to assist you with your international projects.
As an independent structure, we guarantee our clients complete objectivity in our approach, so as to obtain, on the one hand, a high degree of legal certainty and, on the other hand, the best possible environmental integration.
Focus on the leader
Julien Renglet
Director of Biotope Environment in Belgium and Luxembourg, Julien has 10 years of experience in engineering and is specialised in biodiversity and ecosystem conservation. Julien has also participated in several environmental impact studies to highlight the risks associated with the implementation of several wind farms in the Walloon Region.
He has a very good knowledge of the Walloon regulatory context related to the protection of species and habitats. He is also a forestry expert, member of the National Federation of Forestry Experts. Finally, Julien is fluent in English and conducts international assignments.
He recently assisted the Walloon Region in establishing its biodiversity strategy.
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Our latest news
Spring is just around the corner and it’s starting to buzz!
By the end of March, the first flowers are blooming in meadows, forests, and gardens, marking the start of the spring season and the awakening of our precious pollinators. These indispensable allies come in a great diversity: in Belgium alone, it is estimated that there are between 350 and 400 species of bees.
April 2024
Combating light pollution to protect biodiversity
Although street lighting is generally synonymous with progress and modernity, it has evolved into a form of excessive use. This leads to light pollution and harmful effects on biodiversity and human health.
Curious to explore the concept of the black screen and light pollution? Intrigued by the initiatives taken by utility companies to improve public lighting? Interested in hearing the testimony of a convinced local authority? Check out this captivating video produced by Biotope Environnement for the project!
January 2024
What do these different species have in common?
If I say “blue-winged cricket”, “newts” and “bats”, do you know what these species have in common? They are all listed in Appendix II of the “Loi sur la Conservation de la Nature”, which makes them strictly protected species in Wallonia, with very specific constraints.
November 2023
