Protect your Assets – Update your PMAV
The best way to ensure that regrowth vegetation on your property remains white, is to have a PMAV locking in the white areas on your property. Many old PMAVs, do
The best way to ensure that regrowth vegetation on your property remains white, is to have a PMAV locking in the white areas on your property. Many old PMAVs, do
We invite you to put aside some time between the 21st-29th October to record your count of ibis sighting in your surroundings – this could be ibis foraging or roosting
Ecosure’s experienced wildlife officers and tree climbers installed 250 nest boxes between Halfway Creek and Glenugie, Northern NSW. Nest boxes formed part of approval conditions to mitigate habitat loss for
What are the Blue dots/Protected plants? Protected plants/blue dots are areas identified by the Department of Environment and Heritage Protection (EHP) as a high risk area for containing rare plants.
Blue dots/Protected plants for rural landholders Read More »
Ecosure has developed a mobile phone mapping product that enables your phone or tablet to work as a mapping device to provide your exact location in relation to vegetation, clearing
Property maps of assessable vegetation (PMAVs) are the mechanism for correcting vegetation maps with NRM. What is a property-scale PMAV? A property-scale PMAV (property map of assessable vegetation) maps the
Self-assessable vegetation clearing codes have been recently re-named to ‘accepted development clearing codes’ (ADCC) under the new Planning Act 2016. The accepted development clearing codes allow rural landholders to clear
Clearing under the VMA for rural landholders – Accepted development clearing codes Read More »
Ecosure has won the Mayor’s Innovation Gold Coast Award for the month of July. This award recognises businesses who have implemented innovation through new technologies, management and business practices and
Winner of Mayor’s Innovation Gold Coast Award July 2017 Read More »
Ecosure were proud to sponsor the 2016 National Flying-fox Forum in partnership with EIANZ and Logan City Council during National Threatened Species Week. The forum was just the second National
When Ecosure team member, Avery Keller, found a lactating female spotted-tailed quoll that had been recently hit by a car and killed, there was no time to lose in the effort to
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