Ecosure, and sister company Avisure, are proud to announce that our Reflect – Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) has been officially endorsed by Reconciliation Australia. In the spirit of celebrating the […]
Reconciliation Australia officially endorses our Reconciliation Action Plan Read More »
Recently a Little Red Flying Fox was rescued from a barb wire fence by one of our extraordinary ecologists. In Australia barb wire fencing is very popular to keep in
Minimising the risk to wildlife with fauna friendly fencing Read More »
By now we know that carbon emissions are a leading factor in climate change, and Ecosure is committed to reducing our carbon emissions to align with our corporate mission and
Ecosure is excited to partner with CQUniversity to create a scholarship program for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students undertaking an environmental science degree. The scholarship is called ‘CQUniCares Caring
CQUniCares Caring for Country Ecosure Scholarship Program Read More »
The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species™ is the world’s most comprehensive information source on the extinction risk of species, and as such is a critical indicator of the health
Supporting the important development of a Maldives National Red List Read More »
The welfare of ibis is always a priority with any ibis management Ecosure completes, which is why monitoring is the cornerstone of all work completed. This ensures the ibis population
The 5th National Flying-fox Forum was held virtually over two days in November 2020 and was attended by 150 delegates. Led by keynote speaker Dr Justin Welbergen from Western Sydney University,
2020 Flying-Fox online forum was a huge success! Read More »
This collaborative effort is a fantastic outcome from the Orpheus Island Leadership and Reef Restoration workshop. In Australia restoration is done in separate ecosystems and with very little integration at
In November 2020 Ecosure’s employee of the year, Restorations Operations Manager Duncan Smith, Principal Restoration Ecologist Jen Ford and General Manager Diane Lanyon attended Reef Ecologic’s Leadership and Reef Restoration
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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