Wildlife Unlimited is fully equipped and professionally accredited to undertake a wide range of Environmental Research and Natural Values Assessment projects, as well as integrated Resource Management and Planning.

Services include:

• Flora and Fauna Assessment
• Ecological Monitoring
• Species Monitoring
• Resource Management Planning
• Environment Impact Assessment
• Review of Environmental Factors
• Threatened Species Recovery and Management

Wildlife Unlimited has been involved in hundreds of such projects over the last fifteen years. Projects we have been involved in include: rare and endangered species recovery and monitoring (including the Brush Tailed Rock Wallaby, Spot Tailed Quoll and others); the seasonal monitoring of frogs and waterfowl species for a regional water management authority, including colonial breeders such as Ibis, Spoonbills, and Egrets; the design and implementation of monitoring programs for threatened species such as Brolga, Bush Thicknee, Lathams Snipe, Freckled Duck and Grey-crowned Babbler; conducting surveys for the Swamp Wallaby Grass, and compiling data reports for EPBC referrals and management strategies; and the comprehensive flora and fauna survey of sections of the North Kimberley region of Western Australia.

In providing a high quality of environmental research appropriate to client needs and resources, we draw on a wide range of specialist techniques including: anabat, harp trapping, pit falling, nocturnal playback, tracks and traces, mist netting, predator scat analysis, spotlighting, small-medium mammal trapping, radio-tracking and remote camera observation.

Our breadth of experience and expertise combined with our extensive networks in the sector means that we are capable of providing a comprehensive environmental research and resource management planning service according to client needs.

Contact us for more information about our environmental research and resource management planning capacity.