Airport Pest Animal Management
Since 2005, Ecosure’s team of environmental consultants and ecologists have been working with our long-term airport client to manage fox and hare populations on the airport to preserve biodiversity and
Since 2005, Ecosure’s team of environmental consultants and ecologists have been working with our long-term airport client to manage fox and hare populations on the airport to preserve biodiversity and
The Department of National Parks, Recreation, Sport and Racing, through the Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service (QPWS) engaged Ecosure to perform weed control works at Taunton National Park in Central
Ecosure was recently invited by Queensland University of Technology (QUT) in Brisbane to deliver a week long workshop to visiting government and NGO representatives from Paraguay participating in an Australia
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Ecosure was commissioned by Queensland’s Department of Environment and Heritage Protection (EHP) to conduct an objective scientific review of the Fraser Island Dingo Management Strategy (FIDMS), located off Maryborough. The
One of our local government clients, the City of Gold Coast Natural Areas Management Unit and Ecosure are working together to restore significant parcels of land across the Gold Coast
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Flying-foxes are protected native Australian mammals that play a vital role in ecosystem health. There have been instances where flying-foxes create issues for humans when they roost in close proximity
Ecosure was engaged to carry out a vegetation management program at Shoalwater Bay Training Area (SWBTA), a remote site north of Rockhampton owned by the Department of Defence covering 454,500
Ecosure’s aquatic ecologists conducted an aquatic assessment as part of the Environmental Impact Statement for Phase 1 of our client’s runway and terminal upgrade airport expansion project. The project involved
A leading gas company operating in Central Queensland engaged Ecosure to develop and implement mitigation measures for the ornamental snake (Denisonia maculata), a threatened species listed as vulnerable under state
Our client is a multinational engineering, construction and project management corporation and key contractor for a major mine site development in Moranbah, west of Mackay. Ecosure were subcontracted to provide
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