In 2023 Biodiverse Environmental undertook a large scale soil translocation and revegetation project. Biodiverse Environmental provided ecological services and was also engaged as Principal Contractor for part of the project.
Between mid-August to mid-October 2023, Biodiverse Environmental conducted fauna management services for a Predator Proof Fencing Project within Ngambaa Nature Reserve (New South Wales).
In 2022 Biodiverse Environmental ecologists and arborists monitored over 120 nest boxes installed within important ecological areas in Central Queensland. The monitoring process involved collecting data on fauna using the nest boxes including target native species and non-target/introduced species, using rectification procedures for introduced species, assessing the condition of the
About the project and Stakeholders Biodiverse Environmental was engaged to undertake the environmental management of the Beerburrum to Nambour (B2N) Rail Upgrade on the Sunshine Coast, during the early works, pre-clearing and clearing phases of the project. The scope of the B2N project includes rail duplication between Beerburrum and Landsborough, road upgrades,
Biodiverse Environmental’s specialised fish storage and release equipment can capture, store and translocate fish species when required.
Biodiverse Environmental helps restore habitat complexity using nesting boxes In April 2021 Biodiverse Environmental installed over 120 nesting boxes in Central Queensland within important ecological areas. Species targeted in the nest box installation included, Parrots, Sugar Gliders, Squirrel Gliders, Possums, Micro Bats, Owls, Wood Ducks, Kookaburras and Antechinus. Nesting hollows
How does fire management and controlled burns help our clients? Fire Management and controlled burns are used for a number of reasons. By actively reducing fuel loads such as dead leaves, tree limbs, and other debris, a controlled burn can help prevent a destructive bushfire. Reducing fuel loads in urbanised
About the vegetation management project conducted around critical infrastructure The fauna management conducted for the Sunshine Coast Airport Expansion Project (AEP) involves the trimming and ongoing maintenance of vegetation to provide suitable clearance within the Obstacle Limitation Surface for the new Sunshine Coast Airport runway. Vegetation required to be trimmed
Biodiverse Environmental provides practical solutions and expert advice across a wide range of environmental fields including environmental consulting and project management, flora and fauna assessments, ecological surveys, Fauna Spotter Catcher services, bush regeneration, revegetation and weed management, wildlife nest boxes, snake catching, wildlife rescue, native beehives, and native bee relocation
Phone: 1300 246 348
Email: info@biodiverse-environmental.com.au
Sunshine Coast,
Queensland, Australia