About Lucas
Lucas is a Junior Consultant in Wiser’s Planning & Permitting team, having recently joined the company. He supports environmental monitoring activities and assists in drafting technical documents and reports to help deliver high-quality environmental and planning outcomes. With a strong academic foundation in geosciences and sustainability, Lucas brings a research driven, detail-oriented approach to his work, alongside a genuine passion for environmental protection and responsible development. Known for being kind, witty, and hard-working, he is eager to build his experience in environmental consultancy and contribute to meaningful, real world projects.
Specialisms
| Sustainability & Environmental Assessment | Environmental Planning & Permitting | Quantitative Research |
Languages
| English Native Proficiency |
Awards & Qualifications
| Bachelor of Science (BSc) Geological & Earth Sciences/ Geosciences |
Master of Science (MSc) Sustainability in Management, Sustainability Studies |
Nominee for Royal Geographical Society’s Quantitative Research Methods Prize (2023) |
| University Prize for Geography (2023) | Carbon Literacy |
Notable Projects
Master’s Thesis Research
Lucas conducted research for his Master’s thesis in collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS), exploring the role of smart grids in enabling more sustainable data centres. The project examines how intelligent energy systems can reduce environmental impact and improve efficiency in large-scale digital infrastructure.
Environment Management System (EMS)
During his internship, Lucas worked with Mistral Data to help develop an innovative Environmental Management System (EMS). This project focused on improving environmental performance tracking, supporting more effective sustainability management and decision making.
Undergraduate Thesis
Lucas collaborated with Chester Zoo for his undergraduate thesis, applying quantitative research methods to environmental and conservation-focused research. The project was later nominated for the Royal Geographical Society’s Quantitative Research Methods Prize (2023), recognising the quality and impact of his work.