Surveys of flora and fauna, particularly to assess the presence of rare and threatened species, are frequently required for proposed developments as part of the planning permit approvals process. Knowing what ecological values exist in an area is vital to understanding the conservation significance of the site which may restrict or prevent proposed developments from proceeding under state and/or federal legislation. Where clients plan to develop a site, AERS can undertake flora and fauna assessments of the land to inform clients of the ecological values present and any legislative implications that may impede development. Our clients can then make informed decisions and avoid costly pitfalls.
AERS provide comprehensive ecological assessments and environmental management advice to ensure proposed developments are designed, constructed and operated with minimal impact on the environment.
Specialist skills have been developed in the use of Anabat detectors to survey bat populations by recording their echolocation calls from which the bat species is identified. The
AERS has acquired a range of field survey equipment to enable efficient and comprehensive surveys of fauna. Our stock of survey equipment includes radio telemetry equipment, fauna traps, hair tubes. Anabat detectors, GPS units, GIS software (ArcMap), a
If you’re looking for an experienced team of specialists to provide assessments of flora and fauna, get in touch with AERS today. We are the trusted experts when it comes to providing comprehensive ecological assessments and practical environmental management advice.