The Biosis ecology team now has 11 accredited Biodiversity Assessment Method (BAM) assessors (registered by the Office of Environment and Heritage) and two pending their accreditation certification, making us one.. read more
On 29 May 2018, the NSW and Commonwealth governments made a groundbreaking announcement about the future management of the Nimmie-Caira property on the lower Murrumbidgee River Floodplains of south-western NSW… read more
Biosis zoologist Kayla Asplet had the opportunity to showcase her research at the recent Australasian Bat Society Conference, held at Western Sydney University. Kayla, from our Wollongong office, presented her.. read more
The Biosis ecology and heritage teams recently had the pleasure of assisting an iconic Victorian tourist attraction, the Puffing Billy Railway. Opened in 1900 as the rail connection between Upper.. read more
After a long consultation process, the Victorian Government has made changes to the native vegetation removal regulations. These changes were gazetted on 12 December 2017 and take immediate effect… read more
Biosis senior heritage experts Kasey Robb and Dr Ilya Berelov crossed the ditch to present at the 2017 Environment Institute of Australia and New Zealand (EIANZ) conference, held in Wellington… read more
An important legislative update for our clients operating in Victoria – are you aware of the recent changes to the Heritage Act? After two years of community and industry consultation,.. read more
The corridor, owned by Central Coast Council, is located on the NSW Central Coast. The corridor is a patch of retained native vegetation and fauna habitat that functions as a.. read more
Congratulations to our own Robert Baird! Centropus bairdi, a recently discovered Pleistocene-aged, large predatory ground-dwelling cuckoo from southern Australia has been named after our director for his tireless assistance and.. read more
The 4.4 ha Horsburgh Drive Grassland Reserve in Altona was established to a protect a large population of the critically endangered Golden Sun-moth and the critically endangered Natural Temperate Grassland.. read more
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The incredible story of #Sydney's @CentParklands #eels - born in New Caledonia, they make their way to Sydney befor… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
