On the 8th of March 2018 changes to the vegetation management laws were tabled in Queensland Parliament, which were passed on the 18 May 2018 Ecosure has been looking at
Vegetation clearing changes for rural landholders in Queensland – July 2018 Read More »
General Manager Diane Lanyon was one of 14 volunteer divers that recently culled 47,000 crown-of-thorns starfish on the Great Barrier Reef. This was the largest number of starfish that have
Crown-of-thorns starfish cull on the Great Barrier Reef Read More »
Koalas are declining rapidly across Australia and Ecosure is at the forefront of conservation helping to identify and protect the country’s most iconic native wildlife species. Ecosure has been involved
Diane Lanyon Ecosure’s General Manager will be part of a mission scheduled to depart in mid January as part of a team going out to the Swains Reef, 220km off
Ecosure’s GM Diane Lanyon on a mission to save the reef Read More »
Each year we prepare our homes for the onset of the cyclone season. But what about our businesses? Large amounts of rainfall might mean additional monitoring is required before the
Ecosure CQ has recently been awarded a three-year contract to conduct a holistic water quality monitoring program of ground and surface water at CS Energy’s Callide Power Station near Biloela.
Ecosure CQ awarded 3 year contract with CS Energy Read More »
The Queensland Government is funding the project in 2017-2018 under DAF1498CQA-3 for the provision of rehabilitation and management of fish habitat in Central Queensland. Key outcomes of the project: 1-
Ecosure’s Rockhampton Office recently took delivery of a new vessel. ‘Stacey’ has had a warm welcome, with the team completing inductions and training on the Fitzroy River this month. She
The follow-up to the successful 2016 forum was recently held in Sydney on Wednesday 25th October. Ecosure once again played a pivotal role in the development of the program and organising
Second National Flying-Fox Forum held in Sydney Read More »
Brisbane City Council, in partnership with Ecosure and The University of Queensland (Institute of Molecular Bioscience), trap Cane Toad tadpoles in selected waterbodies around Brisbane City. The tadpole traps use
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