Birds and other vertebrates are well known hazards to aviation at airports. The threat of invertebrates, like wasps, is less understood. Our Managing Director Phil Shaw and former Principal Ecologist […]
Wasps although small…are a significant hazard to aviation! Read More »
Jess Bracks presented in September at the Humane Dog Population Management Conference in Mombasa, Kenya. Our presentation[1] shared experiences from some of Ecosure’s human/dog conflict projects including the review of
Jess Bracks presents at ICAM conference in Kenya Read More »
This year Shelly Armstrong – our project administrator in Rockhampton – won Ecosure’s employee of the year. Her prize was to travel with General Manager Diane Lanyon on a 3-day
The endangered spotted-tailed quoll is distinguished from other quolls by its large size and spotted tail, once a common site along the east coast of Australia this landscape species has
Ecosure recently trialled the use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) to disperse Australian white ibis from a landfill in Southeast Queensland. Two types of UAVs were trialled, along with a
Ecosure trials unmanned aerial vehicles for wildlife dispersal Read More »
Ecosure Environmental Scientist Emily Hatfield recently attended the 18th International Bat Research Conference in Phuket, Thailand (July 2019). The International Conference was attended by over 400 scientists and students from North,
Ecosure attends International Bat Research Conference in Phuket Read More »
This is a continuation of a previous article (here) I was working down the west end of Kangaroo Island doing some habitat restoration work with some volunteers, when one morning
Rosenberg’s goanna vs Kangaroo Island’s echidna (part two of two) Read More »
Although I have been involved with field research on Kangaroo Island’s short-beaked echidna subspecies (Tachyglossus aculeatus ssp. multiaculeatus) and Rosenberg’s goanna (Varanus rosenbergi) since 1996, my fascination for both species
Rosenberg’s goanna vs Kangaroo Island’s echidna (part one of two) Read More »
The Community Sustainability Action grants – Round 3: Protecting Queensland’s Threatened Species will provide grants of up to $100,000 (excluding GST) to eligible recipients for on-ground projects which benefit Queensland’s
Ecosure helps community sustainability groups secure funding Read More »
In early 2019, Ecosure was hired to relocate a wedge-tailed eagle nest from a site in Queensland that was scheduled to be cleared for an industrial development. A wedge-tailed eagle nest,
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