Caesia walalbai, a newly identified grass-lily species. Thanks to the contributions of Geoffrey Sinclair and others, photographs of the species sparked the recognition of this new delicate beauty with the Queensland Herbarium.
A Newly Discovered Grass-Lily Species Unveiled Through Photography Read More »
Australia is known for its unique range of flora and fauna species that cannot be found anywhere else in the world. However, with almost 1000 animal and plant species in New South Wales alone considered threatened, it’s important to take steps to protect them. This is where targeted ecological surveys come in. At Ecosure, we recognise the importance of identifying where threatened species occur on a site and ensure steps are implemented to protect them.
Protecting Australia’s Unique Flora and Fauna utilising Targeted Ecological Surveys Read More »
We’re excited to share the success story behind the grand opening of the Bottom Lake at Sleeman Sports Complex, a collaborative effort that began in 2019. This project is more than just a picturesque addition; it’s a thoughtful approach to environmental restoration, made possible through a strategic partnership and a focus on lasting results.
Bringing Natures Biodiversity Back: Sleeman Sports Complex’s Bottom Lake Unveiling Read More »
Ridge to Reef Restoration is integrated ecosystem restoration that focuses on protecting cultural values, capacity building and ecological restoration across terrestrial, coastal and marine ecosystems. Through this approach we partner with Traditional Owners and co-design project outcomes to achieve aspirations for their Land and Sea Country and their People. Working together, along with other regional stakeholders, we seek to create healthy ecosystems through active terrestrial, mangrove, seagrass, and reef restoration that integrates Traditional Knowledge.
Ridge to Reef Seagrass Restoration essential for success Read More »
Real-time data capture in surveys is a powerful tool that has revolutionised the way Ecosure can collect, monitor and report field data. With cloud-based tablet technology, Esri applications such as Field Maps and Survey123 with Ecosure-designed forms, Ecosure can gather data from remote locations more efficiently and accurately than ever before.
Habitat assessments are a common survey method that the Ecology and Environmental Management team conduct when they visit project sites. The team looks for aspects of the environment that can either give clues that certain species could live in that specific area, or signs that confirm those species are residing there.
Ecosure’s aquatic team recently undertook an aquatic ecological assessment in a pristine rainforest creek of northern NSW. The surveys were conducted at several sites along a narrow rainforest creek and were carried out over two days, including one night of nocturnal surveying.
The Ecology and Environmental Management team of Ecosure is looking forward to attending the upcoming Queensland Energy Conference which will be held in February at Rydges South Bank, Brisbane. The event is an opportunity for Ecosure to showcase its sustainable energy solutions and network with industry leaders in the field.
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The aquatic team at Ecosure were recently engaged by a client to undertake a fish salvage operation at a creek spillway in Brisbane’s north to relocate trapped fish prior to commensal of remediation works.
Wildlife Biologists Jess Bracks (Ecosure) and Jordan Scott (Avisure) recently visited the Yorke Peninsula in South Australia.
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