The Ridge to Reef Alliance connects First Nations Peoples with scientists to deliver whole-of-ecosystem restoration projects from the ridge line to the reef. The Alliance, led by Diane Lanyon (Ecosure General Manager), has partnered with Koinmerburra Aboriginal Corporation for the Koinmerburra Ridge to Reef Restoration Project.
Ecosure has been monitoring threatened species at a site in Northern New South Wales for 10 years. This long-term commitment helps ensure the conservation of threatened species populations. Target fauna groups are surveyed biennially, this year one of the focal groups was threatened bats.
In what will become a great advance in monitoring flying-fox camps, drones (UAVs) are being used to photograph populations in NSW and QLD. Ecosure, in collaboration with Western Sydney University, are using thermal imaging systems mounted on drones to collect the images that are then processed for automated counting.
Using thermal imaging to accurately count flying-fox numbers Read More »
This is a very exciting 2 year project where Ecosure, in partnership with the Department of Environment and Science’s Private Protected Area Program, is providing a range of services to nature refuge landholders.
Ecosure works with Queensland’s largest conservation program Read More »
We recently purchased and relocated our Gold Coast office and shed to a combined warehouse and office space in Burleigh Heads. We now have plenty of room for our growing office and field teams, equipment and fleet; and a fantastic home base for our Gold Coast staff to continue improving ecosystems across South-East Queensland, Northern New South Wales and beyond.
Jessie Courtney attended the exclusive launch of the Museum of Underwater Art’s ‘Ocean Sentinels’ Above the Surface exhibit, at the Museum of Tropical Queensland in Townsville. It was a wonderful night of celebrating science, culture, knowledge, and art with like-minded people who care about marine conservation.
A ‘must see’ exhibition to inspire and educate the globe about reef conservation Read More »
It was a great pleasure to have Abigail Chaloupka from the Tamborine Dreaming Project guide Ecosure’s Leadership Team through creating a unique piece of art to commemorate our achievements.
Ecosure staff recently travelled from all over Queensland to celebrate another successful year at our Annual All Staff event in Southeast Queensland’s Scenic Rim.
Birds and other vertebrates are obvious hazards to aviation at airports. Yet, the threat of invertebrates, like keyhole wasps, is less understood. Brisbane Airport Corporation engaged Ecosure following the discovery of an exotic mud wasp nesting in the pitot tube of an aircraft.
Wasps: Small, but a significant hazard to aircraft! Read More »
Wallum frogs are specialist frog species that live in coastal wallum habitats of eastern Australia. They are unique in that they are able to live and breed in naturally highly acidic wetlands.
Our unique wallum frogs and the challenges they face Read More »
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