Dune Restoration at Moreton Island
At Ecosure, we’re passionate about preserving and restoring natural landscapes, and one of our latest project on Moreton Island is a great example
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Ecosure Harnessing Drone Technology for Environmental Assessments
In today’s technology-driven world, drones have emerged as powerful tools across various industries. At Ecosure, they are embracing the potential of drones to revolutionise surveying operations. By utilising different modes of drone operation and providing training to the team, Ecosure is confident in elevating surveying capabilities to new heights and increasing efficiency, accuracy, and overall effectiveness.
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Cat’s Claw Creeper… Australia’s worst weed?
Cat’s claw creeper (Dolichandra ungui-cati) is a long lived woody vine which is native to the Caribbean, Central and South America. It was declared a Weed of National Significance in Australia in 2012 due to its invasiveness and potential impacts. Anyone that has tried to control cat’s claw creeper or have witnessed the impacts to native vegetation and sadly, to entire creek or river systems, knows just how bad this weed is. In fact driving through the country or even through the heart of Brisbane, during October to December when the bright yellow fellows are on show, you realise how widespread this destructive weed is.
Aquatic Ecology Team Relocate 800 Native Fish
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.
Thinning vegetation in Queensland 2020
Did you know that regulated vegetation (Category B, Category C, Category R) on your property can still be thinned under Queensland’s vegetation management framework? Thinning vegetation in Category B requires
How much does the world invest in biodiversity conservation in Indo-Burma?
The Indo-Burma region (Vietnam, Lao PDR, Cambodia, Thailand, Myanmar, and parts of southern China) is one of the world’s top biodiversity “hotspots” – home to large numbers of species, many
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Eyespots painted on cow butts deter lion attacks!
Human-wildlife conflict is a main driver for large predator declines globally. Predators attack livestock and farmers shoot predators in retaliation. Cam Radford, our Sydney Manager and Senior Ecologist, has just
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Ecosure starts a Reconciliation Action Plan!
At the beginning of this year Ecosure started the process of a Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) with Reconciliation Australia. You might ask what is a RAP? It’s program that provides
Biodiversity Stewardship could see Your Property Earn More
Did you know the bushland on your property could help you generate passive income by simply preserving it? If your bushland has been identified as being potentially high in biodiversity
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Queensland Vegetation Offset Opportunities
Did you know that there is a pool of funds available for Queensland landholders from paid vegetation offsets that have resulted from development? The government has started to release some