Celebrating 25 years of Ibis Management!
The Ibis Management Coordination Group (IMCG) was established on the Gold Coast after an ibis was ingested into a Qantas Airbus engine in December 1995. Since 1996, Ecosure has been […]
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Wasps: Small, but a significant hazard to aircraft!
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.
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Our unique wallum frogs and the challenges they face
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.
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Important updates for EVNT protected plants surveys
The Nature Conservation (Wildlife Management) Regulation was amended 1 July 2015 and the status of many Endangered, Vulnerable and Near Threatened (EVNT) species has changed. The term ‘In the wild’
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Ecosure upgrades to ISO45001 for Safety
Keeping such a diverse team safe across the variety of projects we deliver is no mean feat. But alas, Ecosure has recently upgraded its ISO Certification for Safety to ISO45001
Property-scale PMAVs for rural landholders
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
Thinning vegetation in Queensland 2020
Did you know that regulated vegetation (Category B, Category C, Category R) on your property can still be thinned under Queensland’s vegetation management framework? Thinning vegetation in Category B requires
How much does the world invest in biodiversity conservation in Indo-Burma?
The Indo-Burma region (Vietnam, Lao PDR, Cambodia, Thailand, Myanmar, and parts of southern China) is one of the world’s top biodiversity “hotspots” – home to large numbers of species, many
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Eyespots painted on cow butts deter lion attacks!
Human-wildlife conflict is a main driver for large predator declines globally. Predators attack livestock and farmers shoot predators in retaliation. Cam Radford, our Sydney Manager and Senior Ecologist, has just
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Ecosure starts a Reconciliation Action Plan!
At the beginning of this year Ecosure started the process of a Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) with Reconciliation Australia. You might ask what is a RAP? It’s program that