AMBS Ecology & Heritage

AMBS’ ecology staff includes specialists in botany, zoology and wildlife management. A number of staff have specialised training and experience such as tree climbing for nest box programs, PIT tags for population monitoring, radio tracking and BioBanking assessments. The team can provide a range of services including flora and fauna surveys, impact assessments, vegetation mapping, biodiversity strategies, management plans and monitoring. We have an excellent understanding of Commonwealth and NSW legislation relevant to ecological assessments and threatened species, populations and ecological communities. The team has an established reputation for providing a high level of service.

AMBS’ heritage staff have an established reputation for providing high quality services for Aboriginal and historical cultural heritage and archaeological projects. The team can undertake all investigations typically required for cultural heritage studies and impact assessments, conservation management plans, test and salvage excavation programs and development approval processes. Our staff have a sound understanding of Commonwealth and NSW heritage legislation and all reports are prepared in accordance with the principles of the Burra Charter: The Australia ICOMOS Charter for Places of Cultural Significance 2013 as well as the relevant guidelines of the Heritage Division of the NSW Office of Environment and Heritage (OEH).