Lakes Entrance aerial photography
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Ecosystems Management (Aust) Pty Ltd
Ecological Survey
Flora, fauna and vegetation surveys to inform natural resource management.
Observe. Assess. Understand.
Ecological insight starts in the field.
Explore the services below, then talk with our team about your site and project requirements.
01 / Services
Flora and Fauna Survey
Surveys document flora, fauna and habitat at a project site.
- Site context and survey scope
- Flora, fauna and habitat observations
02 / Services
Threatened Species Surveys
Targeted surveys focus on the species and habitats relevant to a project.
- Target species and habitat
- Survey timing and field methods
Field and spatial information
03 / Services
BioCondition / Vegetation Quality Assessment
Vegetation assessment considers the condition and characteristics of a site.
- Vegetation condition
- Site assessment requirements
04 / Services
Timber Inventory
Volume Assessment & Survival Count, Performance audit.
- Volume assessment
- Survival count and performance audit
Field and spatial information
05 / Services
Pre and Post Clearance Surveys
Discuss the ecological survey requirements associated with proposed clearance works.
- Pre-clearance survey scope
- Post-clearance observations
A site-specific approach
Additional services
Contact our team to discuss any additional ecological assessment requirements for your site.
Tell us about your siteCloser to the landscape
Life in the field.
Related projects
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360 degree camera mapping
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Before we begin
A few questions, answered.
Which survey does my project need?
The survey scope depends on the site, project and assessment requirements. Contact the team to discuss the information you have.
When should I arrange a survey?
Discuss timing early. Survey methods and suitable field conditions depend on the species and habitat involved.
What should I include in an enquiry?
A site location, a brief description of the proposed work and any known timing or assessment requirements provide a useful starting point.