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  • The A.G.A Group is a registered ‘Safe Contractors’ Scheme member and quality assured to both ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 standards.
  • This certification ensures that our clients can expect high quality professional standards from the A.G.A Group in all of the organisations activities

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Welcome to the A.G.A Group  website.

The A.G.A. Group is the parent organisation under which a number of specialist divisions operate, these divisions allow for in-depth understanding of specific elements of the aquatic environment and provide expert knowledge in specific fields. Also under the umbrella of the A.G.A Group is the Merton Hall Ponds site which is one of the largest aquatic plant nurseries in the UK so a variety of aquatic plant species can be easily sourced all year round.
All divisions of the business are drawn together to provide an integrated approach to aquatic and environmental management. The organisation works to a best practice policy and as such is a registered ‘Safe Contractors Scheme’ member and quality assured to both ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 standards.

Integrated Approach

The multi-disciplined team offers a complete service to those responsible for the management of the aquatic environment and wetland systems in terms of fisheries management, ecology and conservation.
This integrated approach to the management of the aquatic environment takes into account the interaction of the entire systems ecology. No part of an aquatic ecosystem should be viewed in isolation and the holistic approach adopted by the A.G.A. Group facilitates a management style that considers all aspects of the environment.  
An integrated approach can lead to an improved natural balance, the enhancement of biodiversity and an increased productivity of aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems.

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 12 February 2008 08:19 )