Ecological Restoration Services in project management, planning, assessment, mapping & GIS, on-ground restoration, training & mentoring, monitoring & evaluation. EnviTE Environment works in partnership with: private and public land managers, Indigenous communities, Landcare, Dunecare & other community groups, local councils, state government, Australian Government, parks & forestry, private landholders and land & road development consultants & contractors.
EnviTE Environment is a not-for-profit organisation delivering ecological restoration services in NSW since 1993. The organisation has successfully completed over 1000 projects. Between 2010 and 2014 EnviTE Environment complete work valued over $10 million.
EnviTE Environment has over 40 employees including 10 environmental scientists who are experienced in site assessment, flora and fauna studies, data collection and analysis, vegetation mapping, restoration monitoring and evaluation programs and development and implementation of natural resource management projects.
EnviTE Environment combines high level technical expertise with practical skills and experience. We have teams of qualified bush regenerators with strong local knowledge and experience.
We have experience carrying out systematic weed control to stimulate natural regeneration in a wide range of ecosystems.
Projects
NSW Environmental Trust
North Coast Local Land Services
NSW Environmental Trust
EnviTE Environment has been contracted to undertake landscaping and implement compensatory habitat works adjoining three areas of the Pacific Highway upgrade in northern NSW. Near Coffs Harbour at Sapphire to Woolgoolga (pictured) 160,000 trees and shrubs were planted along 26km. North of Iluka at Devils Pulpit work included bush regeneration in an endangered ecological community, planting 17,000 trees and regeneration in previous state forest as a biodiversity offset. South of Byron Bay, Tintenbar to Ewingsdale work involves ecological restoration of threatened species critical habitat as part of biodiversity offset and compensatory habitat works.