Research

ecobiological have gained a solid reputation for our work in research and long-term monitoring. Our team of Ecologists is experienced in research and experimental design, in particular:

• Nest box erection, program design and monitoring
• Rare plant surveys, monitoring and translocation projects
• Threatened flora and fauna research and monitoring
• Vegetation rehabilitation design and monitoring

Some examples of recent projects include:

• Blundell, A., Clulow, S., Kristy, P. and Kavanagh, R. (2008). Distribution, habitat usage and observed behaviour of a southern resident population of the Eastern Grass Owl Tyto longimembris near Newcastle, New South Wales. Proceedings of the 2nd meeting of the Australasian Raptor Association, Coffs Harbour, New South Wales.

• Peters, K. and Clulow, S. (2008). Recolonisation success of rehabilitation works at Donaldson Coal Mine, New South Wales. A report prepared by EcoBiological
  for Donaldson Coal Pty Ltd.

• Clulow, S. (2008). Establishing baseline monitoring data on populations of the Wallum Froglet (Crinia tinnula) in Munmorah and Lake Macquarie State Conservation Areas and Wyrrabalong National Park, central coast, New South Wales. A report prepared for the Department of Environment and Climate Change (NSW).

• Barker Harle (2003). Species Impact Statement and Long-term monitoring of a Yellow-bellied Glider population on a rural residential property at Dooralong, NSW.

• Pedersen, D. (2005). The experimental translocation of Tetratheca juncea at Donaldson Coal Mine, Beresfield. A report prepared by EcoBiological for Newcastle Coal Pty Ltd.

Contact ecobiological now on 1300 881 869 or for more information.