The follow-up to the successful 2016 forum was recently held in Sydney on Wednesday 25th October. Ecosure once again played a pivotal role in the development of the program and organising
Second National Flying-Fox Forum held in Sydney Read More »
Ecosure were proud to sponsor the 2016 National Flying-fox Forum in partnership with EIANZ and Logan City Council during National Threatened Species Week. The forum was just the second National
NSW Office of Environment and Heritage has pledged $1 million for councils to manage problem flying-fox colonies.
On the 17 March 2016, the government introduced the Vegetation Management (Reinstatement) and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2016, which is currently being considered through the parliamentary committee process. One of
One of our previous news entries reported on the rapid escalation of clearing across QLD, largely as a consequence of amendments by the former LNP government to legislation which protected
For the past 3 years Ecosure Principal Restoration Ecologist, Jen Ford, has been assisting the Society for Ecological Restoration Australasia (SERA) to develop the National Standards for Ecological Restoration. The
Launch of new National Standards for Ecological Restoration – 15th March 2016 Read More »
Ecosure is proud to support Katrina Sinclair at the Gold Coast Cupid’s Undie Run this Valentines Day, to raise awareness and funds for Neurofibromatsis (NF) and the Children’s Tumour Foundation of Australia. Katrina,
Ecosure is pleased to announce the recent promotion of Jess Bracks to the role of Principal Wildlife Biologist. Jessica is a Wildlife Biologist with more than ten years experience surveying and
Congratulations to our recently promoted team member Read More »
Last weekend Brisbane City Council held a pest fish education event encouraging families, anglers and members of the public to bring along their fishing rods and fish for pest species
Any application for development in Queensland involving a material change of use, reconfiguration of a lot or operational works, that occurs within an area identified as regulated vegetation, is required to be assessed against the Queensland native vegetation code.
Development applications triggering vegetation clearing Read More »
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