Threatened Species Assessments & Reports

Land Eco Consulting prepare reports to address threatened species issues that affect development projects across Sydney, Central Coast, Newcastle, Hunter Valley, North Coast, Wollongong / Illawarra, South Coast, Southern Highlands, Central Tablelands and Regional New South Wales, Australia .

Councils often identify areas of habitat for threatened species which requires you to engage an Ecologist such as Land Eco Consulting to assess the site and help you resolve any issues in order to proceed with your development application/project.

We have listed a small selection of threatened species issues that can arise on proposed development sites. Our team has experience in assisting our developer clients in addressing issues that may arise relating to such threatened species and others.

Contact Land Eco for advice on how we can assist your project address any issue relating to threatened species.

Threatened Species Assessments & Reports

Green and Golden Bell Frog Reports

The Green and Golden Bell Frog (Litoria aurea) is a species of Australian native frog which occurs across eastern New South Wales. If it is known to occur in the area of your development, Council / Regulators may request an Ecologist to assess habitat or potential impact to the frog to enable your development assessment to proceed.

Contact Land Eco for a Green and Golden Bell Frog Assessment

Koala Assessment Reports

If Koala (Phascolarctos cinereus) is believed to occur in the area of your development, or your development is located on the NSW 'Koala Development Application Map' Council / Regulators may request an Ecologist to assess habitat or potential impact to the koala to enable your development assessment to proceed.

Contact Land Eco for a Koala Assessment

Threatened Orchid Plant Surveys & Assessment Reports

If a threatened species of flora such as an orchid plant is believed to occur in the area of your development Council / Regulators may request an Ecologist to assess habitat or potential impact to the threatened flora to enable your development assessment to proceed.

Contact Land Eco for an Orchid Assessment