What is a Flora and Fauna Report or Ecological Assessment Report ? – Anderson Environmental As Ecologists (Ecological Consultants) based in Sydney and servicing our clients throughout New South Wales, we are often asked by our clients what is an Ecological Assessment Report ? (Flora and Fauna Report, Ecological Assessment, 5 Part Test of Significance, Biodiversity Development Assessment Report) ?. Basically, these are reports which a government authority (often a council) requests to provide information relating to the fauna and flora habitat values on a property along with the potential impacts from an activity such as a land development. Flora and Fauna Assessment Report (7 Part Test of Significance – now the 5 Part Test of Significance)Flora and Fauna ReportEcological Assessment ReportBiodiversity Assessment ReportBushland Assessment ReportEcological Impact AssessmentFlora and Fauna Impact Assessment Biodiversity Development Assessment Report (BDAR) – these are undertaken to assess the impacts of a development on a development site.
Soils Assessments and Erosion Control – Anderson Environmental Soil assessments may be conducted for a variety of reasons, depending on the nature of your property and its current and future use. Soil is a complex aspect of any local environment and thus requires careful attention and scrutiny. In general, our soil assessment services test for the following.
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Ecology (Flora and Fauna) and 5 Part Tests Anderson Environmental provides thorough flora and fauna (Ecological Assessments), 5-Part Tests of Significance (5-part test) and Biodiversity Assessment Method (BAM Assessments) under the Biodiversity Conservation Act 2016. We provide Biodiversity Development Assessment Reports (BDAR Reports) and Biodiversity Stewardship Site Assessment Reports (BSSAR Reports). The 5-Part Test of Significance is designed to determine if a proposed development will require a Biodiversity Assessment Method Assessment (BAM Assessment) such as a Biodiversity Development Assessment Report often termed a BDAR Report. All projects affect the surrounding environment and ecosystems to varying degrees, and our goal is to determine the extent of your project’s potential impact, both negative and positive and offer sound best practice solutions.
Tree Health Assessments Tree Health Assessments – Safe Useful Life Expectance (SULE) provides information on the health of individual trees and gives guidance on any remedial action which may be required. This is a useful tool used by local and state governments to make informed decisions on which trees to retain based on their health but also ecological factors such as fauna habitat. With years of experience undertaking such assessments and a sound understanding of the management of trees within various zonings (including for bushfire protection) we offer advice for the retention of trees where possible and provide alternatives where trees cannot be retained.
What is a Certified Practicing Ecological Consultant ? This is a Ecological Consultant who undertakes work in NSW and is accredited under the scheme by the Ecological Consultants Association of NSW. This accreditation scheme has been developed in consultation with the NSW Office of Environment and Heritage. Members who are accredited Ecological Consultants must have at least 5 years full time Ecological Consulting experience in the last 5 years. Consultants generally have much more than this and as part of the accreditation process consultants have to demonstrate their experience and adherence to the code of ethics. Applications are reviewed by a panel and professional development is a condition of continuing practice accreditation.