Antonia Hristova

With a strong technical grounding, Antonia helps clients and project teams navigate Biodiversity Net Gain with clarity. She understands the detail behind ecological assessments and translates complex findings into advice that supports confident decision-making. That ability makes her a trusted advisor between ecology and delivery.
 
Research sits at the heart of her work. Antonia draws on her academic background to strengthen projects from the outset, reviewing ecological reports, shaping habitat bank designs and supporting the development of schemes that are viable, compliant and future-focused. She is actively involved in assessing habitat banks and working with corporate partners to identify and secure funding for upcoming projects.
 
What sets Antonia apart is her focus on implementation. She enjoys moving beyond theory and seeing projects take shape on the ground. Her role allows her to apply her technical knowledge in a way that delivers measurable outcomes, creating biodiversity value that lasts.
 
Antonia thrives in a varied role. She enjoys the intersection between ecology, heritage and wider social initiatives, regularly working alongside heritage specialists and external organisations such as the National Trust. That breadth gives her a wider perspective on how biodiversity can support cultural and community outcomes.
 
Open, communicative and approachable, Antonia is known for simplifying complexity. She enjoys speaking with people who may not work with the natural environment every day, making technical concepts accessible and useful. Alongside project work, she contributes to research-led content and report writing, sharing insight that informs both clients and the wider industry.