The Balaam Hills Offset site is an approximately 18.3 hectares and is located within the Lockyer Valley Regional Council area. Ecosure began restoration works site in August 2013.
Ecological Restoration Project Reaches Halfway Point For 10-Year Plan Read More »
Ecosure is proud to be certified as a Great Place to Work which is testament to our people who live by our culture and our values. We are passionate, optimistic leaders, with a team spirit that is driven by an ethical, responsive approach to make the world a better, more naturally brilliant place.
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Wildlife Biologists Jess Bracks (Ecosure) and Jordan Scott (Avisure) recently visited the Yorke Peninsula in South Australia.
Our team is brimming with a variety of skills and experience, and CCB’s Wildlife Biologist Jane Horgan is no exception.
Learning from world-leading conservationists at the Wildlife Conservation Network Expo Read More »
Did you know that in Australia, with the start of spring, September is National Biodiversity Month? This is a time when we celebrate the incredible diversity of life on our planet and our amazing continent. There are many reasons why biodiversity is so important, from ecological life support and ecosystem services to providing economic benefits, biodiversity plays a crucial role in our lives. Australia is famous for its distinct ecosystems and diverse flora and fauna. Australia’s biodiversity is globally regarded for it.
Ecosure has recently formed a Strategic Partnerships team headed by Diane Lanyon (Director of Strategic Partnerships). In 2018, Ecosure set a Big Hairy Audacious Goal (BHAG) of improving the ecosystems of 100 million hectares and 1,000 islands worldwide by 2030.
Ecosure’s Commitment to Developing Strategic Partnerships Read More »
Teams from the Gold Coast, Brisbane and west of Brisbane Ecological Restoration team have been contributing to the recovery of the Melaleuca irbyana or weeping paperbark, which is listed as Endangered under Queensland’s, Nature Conservation Act 1992.
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 »
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