Biodiversity is essential for our collective economic, environmental, and social wellbeing.

When chicken farmers noticed more vegetation popping up where chickens had grazed they pondering what was happening below the surface. That’s where we stepped in, analyzing the soil microbiome to understand what was changing at a microorganic level. Data from soil sampling can often prove useful for standard organic and biodynamic accreditations.

We knew there were Blind cave eel populations in the Robe Valley, because specimens had been found in eight sites, but the real question was – how do you monitor a mostly uncatchable fish?

One of the big questions in a biological survey of temporary aquatic habitats is – ‘What did we miss?’
For example, if you surveyed during a drought, would you find all the drought-resistant species present?

Learn how we have solved one of the major limitations of land rehabilitation projects; the availability of sufficient quantities of native seeds.

Remember those school excursions where you got to explore the bush, get a spider’s web in your hair and come home with dirt under your fingernails?