Special Environmental Assessments (S.E.As) are assessments that identify potential negative impacts on the environment for proposed projects. These assessments are carried out for projects with significant impacts on the environment, such as the construction of large infrastructure or development in ecologically sensitive areas.

S.E.As provide decision makers with accurate information about the potential ecological impacts of a proposed project. Ecologists use a variety of methods to assess potential impacts, including habitat mapping, ecological risk assessments, and species assessments. By identifying potential environmental impacts before a project begins, decision makers can take steps to minimize those impacts and protect the environment for future generations.

In conclusion, S.E.As are vital to ensure that new developments are environmentally responsible.