Wildlife Biologists Jess Bracks (Ecosure) and Jordan Scott (Avisure) recently visited the Yorke Peninsula in South Australia.
At Ecosure, we believe that renewable energy is the future of power and are fully committed to its development. We are excited about the possibilities that renewable energy can bring to the CQ region, through providing clean and sustainable energy sources.
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Ecosure was engaged by contractors on behalf of The University of Queensland (UQ) to complete the aquatic salvage as part of the redevelopment plans for the 2.2ha man-made lake on the St Lucia campus. The iconic UQ lake and amphitheater is being transformed into a self-sustaining ecosystem that offers habitat for wildlife and more opportunities for people to enjoy the area.
The Queensland Government through the Department of Environment and Science (DES) has funded a two-year contract with Ecosure in partnership with six regional Natural Resource Management (NRM) groups, to deliver a range of services and products to assist landholders managing their Nature Refuge.
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.
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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.
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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.
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