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
Changes to Victoria’s Cultural Heritage Legislation: Amendments to Aboriginal Heritage Act 2006 and Regulations 2007 Biosis, in partnership with stakeholders, are running information sessions on recent changes to Victoria’s Aboriginal.. 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
In 2006, the Victorian Parliament passed a major piece of legislation which strengthened protection of Aboriginal cultural heritage and ensured broader compliance with protection measures. The Victorian Aboriginal Heritage Act.. 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
Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) is a survey technique that uses airborne laser scanners to produce highly detailed 3d representations of large areas of land. LiDAR data can be analysed.. read more
It has now been nine years since the passing of the Aboriginal Heritage Act 2006, and eight years since the Aboriginal Heritage Regulations 2007. However, one widely discussed and employed.. read more
Nathan Garvey, Senior Consultant Ecologist in our Wollongong office, is presenting a workshop and papers at two important New South Wales conferences in July 2015. Nathan will be running a.. read more
The Biosis Heritage Team has now completed an intense seminar program across the state of Victoria. Over 400 people participated in the 12 sessions, with several conducted in Melbourne, and.. read more
Biosis has copped a fine result digging for evidence of the old Wodonga Police Station, lock up, bond store and court house. An underground water tank filled with old number.. read more
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Biosis acknowledges the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as Traditional Custodians of the country on which we live and work.
We pay our respects to the Traditional Custodians and Elders past, present and future, and honour their connection to the land and ongoing contribution to society.
