Our projects …
We have completed a diverse range of projects for a variety of clients, including :
Qld Parks and Wildlife Service (threatened flora surveys for firebreaks and fencing)
University of Southern Queensland (vegetation site surveys for koala research project)
Qld Department of Education (assistance with training workshops & installation of demonstration nest-boxes at Amaroo Environmental Education Centre)
Landcare (site assessments for koala corridor planting in Gomaren and Doctors Creek catchment)
Palm Trees Estate (preparation of Vegetation Management Plan for mixed residential and ‘Ravensbourne Escapes’ ecotourism estate)
Crows Nest Environmental (flora/fauna survey of Dingo Mountain, a conservation area owned by a not-for-profit community organisation, plus ongoing input into Dingo Mountain projects eg. Fire Management Plan; Biosecurity Plan; Bunyas to Borders project)
Habitat Jondaryan (participation as volunteers assisting with flora/fauna surveys in the Jondaryan district)
Condamine Country Plant Group (editing of “Wattles of Toowoomba and the Condamine Catchment” & “Plants of Southeast Toowoomba’s Bushland Parks” books)
We’re also available to subcontract to other consultants and have worked with the following businesses on larger projects for ARTC (Inland Rail), Qld Department of Transport and Main Roads, solar-farm companies, etc. :
Range Environmental
Land and Habitat Environmental Services
Ausecology
Ecology by Design
Habitat Innovation
Dingo Mountain, Crows Nest
Comprehensive Flora & Fauna Survey
Between September 2022 and May 2024, Leaftail Environmental intensively surveyed a 56 hectare reserve on the eastern outskirts of Crows Nest township, known as Dingo Mountain. Existing Regional Ecosystem mapping was also refined and amended. With over 500 flora species and almost 300 fauna species being recorded during the study period, their published scientific report showcased the area’s biodiversity, while a separate internal report was produced to provide management recommendations to the Crows Nest Environmental Board. The results have been instrumental in guiding the future direction for the reserve and shaping the Business Plan which is currently in preparation.
Leaftail Environmental were an integral part of a volunteer survey team assembled by the Habitat Jondaryan steering committee. Over three days, the fungi, flora, mammals, birds, reptiles, fish and invertebrates of the Jondaryan area were surveyed by 30+ volunteers. The area features significant Regional Ecosystems, which in turn support threatened species such as the Painted Honeyeater. Results from the survey weekend were compiled into a report and will assist in raising awareness of the conservation values of the district. Download a copy of the report.
Habitat Jondaryan
2023 Biodiversity Survey