Work together to build understanding and take action

Environmental protection and restoration through research, planning and collaboration

Our Core Values

Collaboration

Building partnerships across knowledge cultures

Knowledge

Using good information to make informed decisions

Action

Translating knowledge into practical steps

Strategy

Aligning action with desired outcomes

We work with people interested in managing our environment, strengthening connections to Country and building resilience to climate change. Our work is characterised by co-operative and participatory research and activities.

Services we provide

We bring over 25 years of experience in ecological research and practice to co-developing knowledge and taking action for our environment.

Planning for climate change

We conduct climate change impact assessments using regional climate change projections. Our facilitated adaptation planning processes deliver pathways for action.

Project Design and Management

We listen to what you want to achieve and work with you to develop a practical strategy to realise your aims. We apply scientific research and analytical methods to make good decisions.

Building partnerships and sharing knowledge

We seek partnerships and support collaboration between people from different fields, cultures, and industries. We strive to work in culturally appropriate and sensitive ways.

Practical problem solving

We integrate environmental science and other knowledge to solve real-world issues, identifying what we know and pinpointing areas where more information is needed. Our goal is to make complex information accessible so that is can be used as a tool to make good decisions.

Our Latest Projects

Collaboration and partnership are key themes in our work to identify evidence-based, strategic approaches to decision-making and planning.

Conservation Ecology, Ecological Restoration
| February 13, 2024

Opportunities in the carbon market for small-scale rainforest revegetation

The community-based tree planting group Trees for the Evelyn and Atherton Tablelands (TREAT) and Terrain NRM were interested to understand […]

Climate Change, First Nations Knowledge
| February 13, 2024

Aboriginal Shire Councils managing climate change impacts

The Wujal Wujal and Yarrabah Aboriginal Shire Councils (ASCs) sought more information about projected changes in temperature, rainfall, sea levels […]

First Nations Knowledge
| February 13, 2024

Consequences of climate change for management of land and sea Country by Indigenous Rangers

Cath Moran ecological worked with Cape York NRM and the Balngarrawarra and Lama Lama Land & Sea Rangers, as well […]