When Nicole Hughes, Ecosure Financial Officer, gave one and a half years (!) notice for a 7 week trip to Europe, it seemed such a long way off. For the next year
The places Ecosure goes: A wonderful winter in Europe! Read More »
Ecosure is proud to support Katrina Sinclair at the Gold Coast Cupid’s Undie Run this Valentines Day, to raise awareness and funds for Neurofibromatsis (NF) and the Children’s Tumour Foundation of Australia. Katrina,
Originally from South Africa, Ecosure Ecologist Nicola Catanzariti grew up on a small wildlife reserve in the northern region. Nicola now calls Australia home, so when she was invited to attend
Newly promoted Principal Ecologist, Elvira Lanham, and her husband Michael recently returned from a 2 week action packed trip to Nepal where they fell in love with the jungle and its
The places Ecosure goes: The mountains and jungles of Nepal! Read More »
Ecosure is pleased to announce the recent promotion of Jess Bracks to the role of Principal Wildlife Biologist. Jessica is a Wildlife Biologist with more than ten years experience surveying and
Congratulations to our recently promoted team member Read More »
At work and in our spare time, our obsession with the natural world has taken us to some of the most incredible environmental destinations on the planet! Between us we’ve traveled so far and experienced such
The places Ecosure goes: Shark cage diving in South Australia! Read More »
We recently posted the first blog in our new series “The places Ecosure goes” as a way of documenting and sharing with our followers some of our most interesting and inspirational environmental adventures.
The places Ecosure goes: Swimming with humpback whales in Tonga! Read More »
Last weekend Brisbane City Council held a pest fish education event encouraging families, anglers and members of the public to bring along their fishing rods and fish for pest species
Any application for development in Queensland involving a material change of use, reconfiguration of a lot or operational works, that occurs within an area identified as regulated vegetation, is required to be assessed against the Queensland native vegetation code.
Development applications triggering vegetation clearing Read More »
Prior to looking at development in an area containing regulated vegetation, it is practical to have the extent and type of the vegetation checked by a botanist, and then amended if necessary. This can often increase the size and number of lots in a development, and decrease the cost of any vegetation offsets.
PMAVs/clearing remnant vegetation for development applications in Queensland Read More »
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