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Ecosure

Locality: Burleigh Heads, Queensland

Phone: +61 1300 112 021

Address: 10/37 Connor Street 4220 Burleigh Heads, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.ecosure.com.au

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25.01.2022 Plastic Free July Have you joined the challenge this year? How have you contributed? Share your good news stories with us below.... #ecosureau #leadership #teamwork #pfj2020

24.01.2022 Safe Work Month kicks off this week and there are FREE work safety and mentally healthy events! To check out the calendar for more about the events and to register, click here https://j.mp/36lmIg1 #safeworkmonth #safetytogether

24.01.2022 What is World Migratory Bird Day? @worldmigratorybirdday is an annual awareness-raising campaign highlighting the need for the conservation of migratory birds and their habitats. It has a global outreach and is an effective tool to help raise global awareness of the threats faced by migratory birds, their ecological importance, and the need for international cooperation to conserve them. Migratory birds are vital contributors to functioning ecosystems and sustaining life on E...arth through seed dispersal, pollination, pest control and many other ecosystem services and functions. For more information and events visit https://j.mp/3nnFwkL #WMBD2020 #BirdsConnectUs #migratorybirdsmatter #connectingourworld

24.01.2022 For more information and to apply please visit https://j.mp/33l2pMs

24.01.2022 Our friends at #SunshineCoastCouncil are hosting the 6th Annual Australasian Bat Night TONIGHT 3 June 2020 at 6.30pm. Its a Family Friendly Free online event! Sunshine Coast Council will share some fantastic facts about flying foxes. Local experts will be on hand to answer your questions. Please support this event and follow the link below to attend! #FlyingFoxes #EcosureWildlife https://www.facebook.com/events/768087257263897/

23.01.2022 National Science Week 2020 - Staff Profile Dr Con Lokkers is Ecosures Principal Ecologist. With over 35 years of research, survey and consultancy experience, Con has developed skills across a broad range of environmental sciences, including a comprehensive knowledge of environmental legislation and policies for all levels of government. Cons expertise lies in the fields of botany, ecology and entomology, while his knowledge of environmental issues spans environments across ...Queensland, Northern Territory and New South Wales. Con has extensive experience in the survey, assessment and management of native, exotic and protected flora at local, regional, state and federal levels, having worked on a broad range of projects, including linear infrastructure (gas, water, power, telecommunication, rail and road corridors), urban infrastructure (residential development, utilities) and industrial development (mining, primary production, energy). Assessments have included ecological components of environmental impact assessments and federal EPBC Act referrals. He has developed and implemented monitoring programs for council reserves, travelling stock routes, linear reserves and Defence training areas, and conducted countless protected plant surveys.

22.01.2022 National Threatened Species Day highlights the past and how we can protect Australias threatened plants and animals into the future, while also celebrating species success stories and ongoing threatened species recovery work. #Ecosure is proud of the work we do to contribute to the conservation of threatened species. How can you help? Attract wildlife to your backyard Be a responsible pet owner... Help reduce reduce pollution and waste in your neighbourhood Help to conserve water in your garden Help a sick or injured animal More info can be found here: https://j.mp/2Dc3oW8 #wildlife #conservation #leadership #ecosureau

21.01.2022 Plastic Free July Start looking in your fridge, pantry and bathroom, and in your general waste and recycling bins, and see what plastic you notice. Choose one, two or three things that you want to try to swap out, and start looking for alternatives. Glass jars instead of plastic containers.... Bamboo toothbrushes instead of plastic. The options are numerous .... http://rebrand.ly/dbap4dh #ecosureau #leadership #teamwork #pfj2020 See more

21.01.2022 #KABWeek2020 17-23 August 2020 Share the simple things you do in your daily life to reduce your impact on the environment and help encourage action!... For more ideas check out https://j.mp/31ahrER

20.01.2022 Can you spot the Southern angle-headed dragon? Experts at camouflage they live mostly off the ground and have a unique way of moving horizontally around tree trunks to avoid being seen. #ecosureau #CoffsHarbourWildlife #FunPost #Passion

19.01.2022 We are excited to bring you a fantastic Forum virtually this year. The theme for this year is Innovation and Technology. In line with this, we wanted to gi...ve you the very best experience online. You can expect real interactions and connection like you would have at a physical event and opportunities for everyone to share video/audio (if you choose). The Keynotes, Polls, Q&A Sessions and Workshops will take place on the Main Stage and you can ask questions in the chat. At the end of each day, grab a drink and snacks and jump into the LIVE Speaker Booth Expo and Networking sessions where you have the chance to share your audio/video in a small group and discuss topics covered during the presentations. We hope you're as excited as we are. See you there! REGISTER https://hopin.to/events/2020-flying-fox-forum Flying Fox Forum Event Team Proudly hosted by Ecosure and Supported by the Victoria State Government

19.01.2022 National Wattle Day is celebrated each year on September 1st. Wattle is a symbol of unity and resilience. How can you celebrate National Wattle Day? Wear a sprig of wattle or the uplifting colour of yellow Greet each other with Happy Wattle Day Go for a walk to enjoy wattles in flower around your garden, suburb, nearby bush or arboretum... Organise a picnic, lunch, morning/afternoon tea, BBQ or dinner for your family and friends or sing a wattle song with the children in your life. To see whats on in your area visit https://j.mp/32Cgepv See more

18.01.2022 #scienceweek Find out how you can become involved in some amazing science in practice with Ecosure: https://j.mp/31aXcH1

18.01.2022 National Recycling Week 9-15 Nov Have you seen the Australasian Recycling Label? They detail what parts our your product packaging can be recycled. Check It! Before You Chuck It is a new campaign encouraging Australians to always check the Australasian Recycling Label (ARL) when disposing of packaging. Always following the ARL ensures packaging is disposed of correctly and can be recovered for future use in new products.... For more information click here https://j.mp/3ei9sL5

18.01.2022 #worldriversday is a celebration of the world's waterways and highlights the many values of rivers. This day strives to increase public awareness and encourages the improved stewardship of rivers around the world. Rivers in virtually every country face an array of threats, and only through our active involvement can we ensure their health in the years ahead. "Rivers are the arteries of our planet; they are lifelines in the truest sense." - Mark Angelo... For more information visit https://j.mp/2FCFzYH

18.01.2022 Eyespots painted on cow butts deter lion attacks! #Humanwildlifeconflict is a main driver for large predator declines globally. Predators attack livestock and farmers shoot predators in retaliation. #Ecosure specialise in human-wildlife conflict solutions.... Cam Radford, our Sydney Manager, has just published some of his work in Natures Communications Biology showing how eyespots stop lions attacking livestock, promoting coexistence between lions and livestock farmers. Eyespots are common in nature as anti-predator signals, famously found on butterfly wings. Cam has shown they work for mammals too, and can be hijacked as a tool for coexistence. Check out the paper here: https://www.nature.com/articles/s42003-020-01156-0. And the article in The Conversation here: https://theconversation.com/lions-are-less-likely-to-attack

17.01.2022 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 value, what does this mean? Well, in NSW, Biodiversity Stewardship Agreements are used by landholders wishing to generate and sell biodiversity credits under the Biodiversity Offset Scheme. They provide permanent conservation and management of the biodiversity values on your land, known as a Biodiversity Stewa...rdship Site. In return you earn an additional income. You might ask how? Developers who clear native bushland or impact biodiversity are required to secure like-for-like biodiversity credits. These can be ecosystem credits (such as a bushland community) or species credits (such as threatened species). So, you could sell biodiversity credits on your property to either: 1) Developers 2) the Biodiversity Conservation Trust (BCT), or 3) other interested parties such as philanthropic groups. We can do a quick desktop assessment to let you know what biodiversity credits you are likely to have on your property and indication of what they are worth. Register for this by giving us a call on 1300 112 021. A link to the full article: https://ecosure.com.au//biodiversity-stewardship-could-se/

17.01.2022 Biodiversity Month is held in September each year and aims to promote the importance of protecting, conserving and improving biodiversity both within Australia and across the world. How you can help protect Biodiversity: Create a natural habitat in your backyard Reduce, reuse and recycle Start your own compost bin... Be a responsible pet owner Only put water down the drains For more information go to https://j.mp/3gIl6yj #ecosureau #wildlife #ecologicalrestoration #environmentalmanagement

17.01.2022 Congratulations to Bush Regeneration Supervisor Richard Lloyd, who won the #Ecosure Safety Award 2020. Well done Richard! "Richard is always in the morning huddle sharing safety experiences. He takes pride in all aspects of his tasks, communicates the risks onsite and with other team members. Richard is constantly looking for safer ways to do things without losing the practical or efficient aspects of the task at hand." #ecosureau #ecologicalrestoration #environmentalmanagement #wildlife

16.01.2022 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 of which are found nowhere else on the planet. However, with the region’s large (and rapidly growing) human population, and intense pressure on its natural ecosystems, many of these species are threatened with extin...ction. The Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund (CEPF) has invested tens of millions of dollars in biodiversity conservation initiatives in Indo-Burma since 2008, guided by a strategy document known as an ecosystem profile. CEPF recently engaged #Ecosure to conduct a study into biodiversity conservation funding in Indo-Burma, to read more about it please click here https://j.mp/32X6cjZ #ecosureau #wildlife #environmentalmanagement #ecologicalrestoration

16.01.2022 Here at #Ecosure we often come across irregular or unnatural tree markings whilst in the bush. Marked by distinctive cuts within the tree itself, these are often referred to as blaze or reference trees. A blaze is a carved marking, normally within the trunk of a tree used to determine distance, navigation and specifics on a property. In fact, many blazes can date back to the first organised parcels of land marked out by early European settlers in the 1800s. Located on a par...cel boundary at Upper Orara and a boundary corner at Tullymorgan, these trees show clear examples of blazes likely dating to the 1800s. These interesting markings show signs of regrowth over the scaring, this is often the case for many older blaze markings as the tree naturally regenerates the damaged trunk. Despite their history, finding older blaze trees is often difficult as forests are cleared, logged or burnt. #EcosureCoffsHarbour #TreeHistory #ProtectOldGrowthForests

16.01.2022 Always Was, Always Will Be. Recognises that First Nations people have occupied and cared for this continent for over 65,000 years. NAIDOC Week celebrations are held across Australia to celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. NAIDOC is celebrated not only in Indigenous communities, but by Australians from all walks of life. This week is a great opportunity to participate in a range of activities and to support your local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community. For more information visit https://j.mp/2Ub0DZW #NAIDOC2020 #NAIDOCWeek

15.01.2022 Check out #Ecosures July newsletter where you can find out about some of our latest updates and exciting projects. https://mailchi.mp//improving-ecosystems-ecosure-news-july Sign up now to receive our latest news on http://ow.ly/MrYI50zdj6P

15.01.2022 Ecosure starts a Reconciliation Action Plan! At the beginning of 2020 Ecosure started a Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) with Reconciliation Australia. You might ask what is a RAP? Its program that provides a framework for organisations to support the national reconciliation movement. There are four stages to the RAP Reflect, Innovate, Stretch, Elevate. A RAP is a strategic document that supports our business plan and includes practical actions to drive our contribution to... reconciliation both internally and in the communities we operate in. It prepares our organisation for reconciliation initiatives, allowing us to scope and develop relationships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander stakeholders. Through this process we decide on the specific actions we will commit to that are meaningful, mutually beneficial and sustainable. Ultimately, our RAP helps Ecosure develop respectful relationships and create meaningful opportunities with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. It is our demonstration of our commitment to recognise and support diversity in cultures and values and foster collegiality, collaboration and reconciliation between the First Peoples of Australia and the wider Australian community.

15.01.2022 For more information and to apply visit https://j.mp/2ZzGkc5

14.01.2022 A couple of photos of the team working hard at Wide Bay. The first image is James O’Shea, Jake Smith-Maloney and Richard Lloyd treating groundsel in the Melaleuca wetlands and surrounding coastal ecosystems. The second image is the crew heading out to the coast to track down more groundsel (Baccharis halimifolia) requiring control. Photos: Dean Philpot and Richard Lloyd #ecosureau #ecologicalrestoration #teamspirit #responsive

13.01.2022 Yesterday, 9 August 2020 was International Day for World Indigenous Peoples. Ecosure celebrates our relationships with Aboriginal And Torres Strait Islanders of this various lands on which we work and acknowledges the elders past, present and future http://rebrand.ly/8y22dli

13.01.2022 Being the field technicians as part of this study over the last 3 years has been a fantastic opportunity to observe the Fitzroy River Turtle and the White-throated Snapping Turtle in their natural habitat. Getting to know their wiley ways has meant refining our field methods over time! Supporting the conservation of these 2 species through this study will minimise impacts to turtle nests, recruitment and their movement. #EcosureCQ #GHD #RookwoodWeirSunwater #FitzroyRiver #WhitethroatedSnappingTurtle #FitzroyRiverTurtle

12.01.2022 For more information and to apply visit https://j.mp/2FjkRgF

12.01.2022 Yesterday was Sustainable House Day. For over 20 years, #sustainablehouseday has provided a great opportunity for people to visit some of Australia’s leading green homes ones that are not only environmentally friendly, but cheaper to run and more comfortable to live in. This year it's moving online, so why not jump onboard and explore the opportunities you could apply in your own home. https://j.mp/3iUW2WU... #ecosureau

11.01.2022 Celebrating 10 Years in Central Queensland! Over the last 10 years, the CQ team has grown from 2 staff members to 10 full-time staff and 15 part-time and casual field staff. We are a total team of 25 and growing! We have also established long-term relationships delivering vegetation and wildlife management, environmental services and advice for local councils, natural resource management groups, industry and the rural sector. 75% of our Leadership team have advanced within t...he business over time as they have kicked goals! This includes our General Manager, Diane Lanyon who started in Central Queensland in 2012 as a Project Manager, and moved onto the role of CQ Regional Manager. Similarly our Business Process Manager, Heather Richards, started in 2014 as a Team Leader and then served as CQ Regional Manager. Paul Wileman, started as a Senior Project Manager in 2017 and early this year started as our new Regional Manager in Central Queensland. Most of our permanent graduates, environmental scientists and ecologists in CQ started as casual employees. They were then encouraged to do an environmental science degree with CQUniversity. As a flexible employer we worked around their busy study schedules and a lot of our team members have been with us for 5 years plus! Were certainly looking to continue to building on our rich history in Central Queensland, for another 10+years! Keep an eye out for opportunities to join the Ecosure team here: https://ecosure.com.au/careers

11.01.2022 Congratulations to Duncan Smith, Operations Manager for Ecological Restoration who won #Ecosure Employee of the Year 2020. Duncan is pictured here receiving his award from Managing Director Phil Shaw. Well done Duncan! "Duncan deserves the employee of the year award for a million and one reasons (too many to mention here). His positivity, enthusiasm, capacity to take on more tasks each day, juggle many priorities, his authentic team spirit and passion to make a real difference and his openness to people and learning are just some of the qualities and reasons he deserves special recognition. He puts in a big week every week and whether we are texting at 5am or at night, we always have a laugh." #ecosureau #ecologicalrestoration #environmentalmanagement #wildlife

10.01.2022 Vanessa Cain from the Coffs Office participated in the threatened species bake off last weekend, here is a photo of her fantastic green sea turtle cake! For more info about the competition click here: https://j.mp/35eItNP Did you know? Green Turtles are widely distributed in tropical and sub-tropical oceans. Female green turtles take 30-40 years to reach maturity and many return to the same nesting area each year. They migrate long distances between their natal beaches and f...eeding grounds, and on their travels face a lot of threats including: as bycatch from trawl nets, longline fishing and gillnets, loss of habitat including coastal development and destruction of seagrass beds, disturbance from vehicles on beaches, overharvesting and the illegal trade. Climate change also poses a threat from increased temperatures which influence the gender of hatchlings during egg development. In the northern Great Barrier Reef, surveys identified that over the last two decades, 99% of hatchlings were female due to the temperature of nests exceeding 29 degrees. Its not all bad news though. Conservation programs are underway in Australia and internationally to reduce bycatch, protect habitat and raise awareness of the species, along with various research projects both locally and internationally. #TSBakeOff #ecosureau #wildlife #environmentalmanagement #ecologicalrestoration

09.01.2022 It's Australian Wildlife Week! This week is marked every year across the country to encourage a positive relationship between humanity and nature. The #australianwildlifesociety hope to raise awareness of wildlife conservation issues across Australia and inspire all Australians to explore and develop a deeper understanding of environmental issues, gain the necessary skills to make informed decisions and take action to improve the environment. Pictured here is a mountain pygmy possum and scientists are currently working on strategies to stop it becoming a climate change casualty. To read more click here https://j.mp/33lBr8D #wildlife #ecosureau

09.01.2022 COVID19 has made us look at how we can work differently. It also encouraged us to look at our environmental footprint. Ecosure staff are able to work from home. For our field crews its been business as usual with a few changes to safety procedures and social distancing see link to previous blog here: https://ecosure.com.au//covid-19-update-from-the-ecologic/. With office staff working from home from 16 March18 May, we saved over 25,000kg of CO2 emissions from our offices ...alone. Thats pretty impressive! See the graph for our various offices and emissions reductions. Lockdown also dropped air pollution in Brisbane and Gold Coast. On average, pollution in the cities fell by 30% after lockdown. The red in the second image shows a higher concentration of nitrogen dioxide, while the green and yellow show less. This links you to the original article: http://rebrand.ly/o4db9o1. As we return to the office environment, lets ponder how we can continue to reduce our environmental footprint. How has COVID19 reduced your environmental footprint? What changes have you made that youre likely to maintain? Share your thoughts with us in the comments! #leadership #innovation #Ecosure #emissionsreductions #COVID19 #environmentalfootprint #TheConversation See more

09.01.2022 Saiphos equalis - yellow-bellied three-toed skink. Saiphos is monotypic as it is the only species classified under the genus Saiphos. This endemic species to Australia has been baffling scientists for generations - it usually gives birth by laying eggs but recently some have been observed giving birth to live young. This is likely to mean we are witnessing evolution further providing us with a rare glimpse of how placentas evolved. It is the first time scientists have been able to witness the evolution of a species in a single lifetime. Scientists have also noted that yellow-bellied skinks are continuing to lay eggs in the warm coastal lowlands while the same species occurring in the colder and more mountainous areas, are giving birth to live young. #nature #lowerbeechmont #Ecosure #EcologicalRestoration

08.01.2022 National Science Week 2020 Find out how you can become involved in some amazing science in practice with Ecosure: http://rebrand.ly/p64s318

08.01.2022 Have you ever been to the Great Barrier Reef? Have you ever seen a crocheted scale model? Check out the biggest art-science community project in the world this National Science Week. https://j.mp/2Yd6SPz

08.01.2022 Plastic Free July Still unsure how you can contribute? Check out some great stories here: http://rebrand.ly/b8yfd6o #ecosureau #leadership #teamwork #pfj2020

06.01.2022 *REGISTER NOW* The 5th Annual National Flying-Fox Forum will be held as a virtual conference from November 24-25, 2020. The National Flying-Fox Forum is an annual initiative to facilitate a national, coordinated approach to flying-fox conservation and management in Australia. Registration is now open! You can purchase a ticket at the following link: https://j.mp/32vGHFQ

05.01.2022 Bilbies are desert-dwelling marsupial omnivores. At the time of European colonisation of Australia, there were two species. The lesser bilby became extinct in the 1950s; the greater bilby survives but remains endangered. It is currently listed as a vulnerable species. Did you know? The term bilby is a loanword from the Yuwaalaraay Aboriginal language of northern New South Wales, meaning long-nosed rat. It is known as dalgite in Western Australia, and the nickname pinkie is so...metimes used in South Australia.The Wiradjuri of New South Wales also call it bilby. (source:planeta) Artwork: Biodiversity Heritage Library #wildlifeservices #conservation #biodiversitymonth #ecosureau

05.01.2022 Wasps although smalla significant hazard to aviation! 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 Alan House wrote a scientific paper on a 39 month study at Brisbane Airport. The study assessed the risk to flight safety by the mud-nesting keyhole wasp (Pachodynerus nasidens). The keyhole wasp views aircraft pitot tubes as... an attractive nesting opportunity and therefore blocking the tube. Pitot tubes measure airspeed, and blockages cause faulty measurements. This could lead to catastrophic outcomes. In this experiment the tubes were covered to see if this reduced nesting. Risk was greatly reduced when 33% to 75% of tubes were covered on arrival of the aircraft at the airport. This is significant when the cost of wasp management on airport is set against the costs of an aircraft incident. If you are interested in more see a link here http://rebrand.ly/bmsuzmt: #PhilShaw #AlanHouse #BNEAirport #Wasp #AviationHazards #Pachodynerusnasidens #MudNestingKeyholeWasp #PitotTubes #Aviation (photo credit: Federal Aviation Administration) See more

05.01.2022 Vulnerable in NSW, this Rusty plum (Niemeyera whitei) is one of several individuals located by Ecosure ecologists on a Biodiversity Stewardship Site this week. #EcosureCoffsHarbour #Passion

05.01.2022 Our friends at #SunshineCoastCouncil are hosting the 6th Annual Australasian Bat Night on 3 June 2020 at 6.30pm. Its a Family Friendly Free online event! Sunshine Coast Council will share some fantastic facts about flying foxes. Local experts will be on hand to answer your questions. Please support this event and follow the link below to attend! #FlyingFoxes #EcosureWildlife https://www.facebook.com/events/768087257263897/?acontext=%7B%22ref%22%3A%223%22%2C%22ref_newsfeed_st...ory_type%22%3A%22regular%22%2C%22feed_story_type%22%3A%2222%22%2C%22action_history%22%3A%22null%22%7D&__xts__%5B0%5D=68.ARC4A4DnyZsMKbNIPhr-PVJl2NKi9N-CaGcTT7ZYU1F2MNefFJrkIWwL7B_eiOiNisei2HX85Y17LXL8NDqprvBktCbTJl6BZ9NFK9QMzO6MQGwWtWUTxLe3PwMYoi-iK76OO-FiSzY_Y_JTcEUJfqnvieMzJAuCVp6b1QeKi7wIPWM8PfOIE52-okUNd6jIezUkACE52B1DBsJIgMfLprlB-U0fI7SEt7r4hEMwy3pU9pgBJWbVwpoIB1GjjcL_wUdMk3ihNV1c5JQbE38Rn3YX5fBg2YzJYah65WvJZmmX6468uxax3BfEl5x4dh_tnue9sTyCk7WUKPaWIec8U85nSg&__tn__=HH-R See more

04.01.2022 Our team enjoyed planting 170 native trees at the Australian Army Aviation Training Centre. We planted a mix of: Eucalyptus populnea Eucalyptus tereticornis Corymbia tessellaris Eucalyptus crebra... Angophora floribunda Thanks for having us! #EcologicalRestoration #Ecosure #Passion #nativeplants #badgeconstruction #AAATC See more

04.01.2022 Plastic Free July - Will you join us in the Challenge? http://rebrand.ly/nrtj753 #ecosureau #leadership #teamwork

03.01.2022 Just in case anyone was not sure about the sheer grit, determination and resilience of mickey mouse bush (Ochna serrulata), one of the worst and most laborious weeds requiring control across south east Queensland and many parts of eastern Australia, then check this one out that continues to grow inside a termite nest at Mt Coot-tha. Photo: Dean Philpot #ecosureau #ecologicalrestoration #responsive #teamspirit

03.01.2022 #scienceweek Jen Ford is #Ecosures Principal Restoration Ecologist. She has worked in the #ecologicalrestoration industry for more than 24 years. As a recognised industry leader and passionate advocate, Jens skills have seen her as thought leader and catalyst for developing the restoration industry in SEQ during the last 14 years. Jen has demonstrated a strong track record of strategic leadership and contribution in industry peak bodies such as the Australian Association of... Bush Regenerators, the Weed Society of Queensland and the Society of Ecological Restoration Australasia. Jen has facilitated a large variety of project teams and stakeholders as well as working as a trainer and educator on restoration theory and practice. She has worked with diverse communities, local councils, state agencies, federal government, traditional owners, committees, developers, peak bodies, community groups and the ecological restoration industry to develop, improve on ground standards and implement environmental education programs. Jen and her team of 40 scientists and practitioners work across a wide range of ecosystems including coastal systems and islands, wetlands, eucalyptus forests, dry and sub-tropical rainforest and many riparian areas to improve water quality and linkages. The team are currently restoring more than 140 sites by applying a range of restoration approaches including across many large sites that range between 20 and 20 000 hectares across northern NSW and south east Queensland.

02.01.2022 This year the United Nations celebrate 35 years of the Vienna Convention and 35 years of global ozone layer protection. The phaseout of controlled uses of ozone depleting substances and the related reductions have not only helped protect the ozone layer for this and future generations, but have also contributed significantly to global efforts to address climate change. Furthermore, it has protected human health and ecosystems by limiting the harmful ultraviolet radiation from reaching the Earth. The slogan for 2020, Ozone for life, reminds us that ozone is crucial for our life on Earth and we must continue to protect the ozone layer for our future generations also. For more information visit https://j.mp/3c6xyr2 #worldozoneday #ozoneforlife

02.01.2022 The 22nd of September is #worldcarfreeday and it is celebrated to raise awareness on the importance of embracing alternative means of travel other than dependence on private cars. The principal focus of the campaign is environmental conservation and the reduction of noise and air pollution in our cities. Today leave your car at home and instead, grab the bicycle and head to work. If you intend to go shopping, take a walk or use public transport instead. If you can try and make this a regular thing and not a one-day occurrence. #enjoynature #scenicviews #reducepollution #reducenoise

02.01.2022 Congratulations to Executive Assistant Erin Marsh, who won the #Ecosure Eco Award 2020. Erin is pictured here receiving her award from Managing Director Phil Shaw. Well done Erin! "Erin has led the charge in the Environment & Sustainability Team this year, thinking outside the box for new and different initiatives across both Ecosure and Avisure, then following through with further research to make them happen. Shes also led the charge with communicating these initiatives each month in the monthly All Staff slide." #ecosureau #ecologicalrestoration #environmentalmanagement #wildlife

01.01.2022 Improving Ecosystems | Ecosure News | July 2020 - https://mailchi.mp//improving-ecosystems-ecosure-news-july