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mattyrjackson
5 Wadloes Rd, Cambridge CB5 8PF
# Business Description
Matthew Jackson is an engineering consultant based in Cambridge who specialises in nature-based solutions that address biodiversity loss and climate change impacts. Drawing on expertise in engineering, geography, ecology, and cultural understanding, he helps organisations and communities implement sustainable environmental projects grounded in long-term thinking.
His work is inspired by the Seven Generation Concept—an indigenous principle that frames decision-making around the wellbeing of descendants seven generations forward. This philosophy underpins his approach to environmental stewardship, encouraging clients to consider the lasting consequences of their actions on future generations.
Jackson serves environmental organisations, local authorities, conservation groups, and businesses seeking to integrate ecological principles into their operations. He works with communities across the UK and internationally, having drawn insights from travels through Australia and Iceland that inform his understanding of diverse ecosystems and cultural relationships with nature.
What sets him apart is the fusion of technical engineering capability with deep geographical and ecological knowledge, combined with respect for indigenous wisdom and cultural perspectives. Rather than applying generic solutions, he develops contextualised strategies that reflect local environments and community values. His commitment to the Seven Generation Concept ensures clients receive advice that prioritises genuine long-term environmental benefit over short-term gains—a rare perspective in sustainability consulting.
Jackson's blog, "Getting Geographical," extends his thought leadership by exploring environmental and cultural topics in depth.
Matthew Jackson is an engineering consultant based in Cambridge who specialises in nature-based solutions that address biodiversity loss and climate change impacts. Drawing on expertise in engineering, geography, ecology, and cultural understanding, he helps organisations and communities implement sustainable environmental projects grounded in long-term thinking.
His work is inspired by the Seven Generation Concept—an indigenous principle that frames decision-making around the wellbeing of descendants seven generations forward. This philosophy underpins his approach to environmental stewardship, encouraging clients to consider the lasting consequences of their actions on future generations.
Jackson serves environmental organisations, local authorities, conservation groups, and businesses seeking to integrate ecological principles into their operations. He works with communities across the UK and internationally, having drawn insights from travels through Australia and Iceland that inform his understanding of diverse ecosystems and cultural relationships with nature.
What sets him apart is the fusion of technical engineering capability with deep geographical and ecological knowledge, combined with respect for indigenous wisdom and cultural perspectives. Rather than applying generic solutions, he develops contextualised strategies that reflect local environments and community values. His commitment to the Seven Generation Concept ensures clients receive advice that prioritises genuine long-term environmental benefit over short-term gains—a rare perspective in sustainability consulting.
Jackson's blog, "Getting Geographical," extends his thought leadership by exploring environmental and cultural topics in depth.
Services offered
Nature-based solutions consultingBiodiversity strategy developmentClimate change impact assessmentEngineering for environmental projectsGeographic and ecological analysisCultural consultation on environmental decisionsSustainability project planningTravel and environmental research writing