2022

The Northern Rivers Regional Koala Activity Assessment involved the survey of 350 SAT sites for koala activity across a range of land tenures – National Park, State Forest, Council, Local Aboriginal Land Council and privately held lands. A consolidated koala habitat map for the region was prepared and spatial analyses identified patterns of koala occupancy

Biolink is engaged in a six-year project to restore and rehabilitate an area of Lowland Subtropical Rainforest in Tweed Shire, on the far north coast of New South Wales. This follows the earlier development (by Biolink) of a Vegetation Management Plan and Habitat Restoration Plan for the two adjacent areas. Restoration work includes the protection,

Commencing in 2022 Biolink have been engaged in a five-year project acting as the Scientific Consultant to the Sydney Basin Koala Network and the Total Environment Centre, with funding from Wildlife Information, Rehabilitation and Education Service (WIRES). This entails providing detailed koala habitat and corridor mapping for the Sydney Basin and consolidated reporting on the

This survey program established occupancy levels for this threatened species (Pseudomys novaehollandiae) across a proposed infrastructure site and provided information on species density and associated local population estimates, among other data. This enabled a response to matters concerning the potential of the proposed development to impact the species and recommended approaches to mitigate such impacts.

Port Stephens Council, NSW OEH, Campbelltown City Council, Lismore and Port Macquarie Hastings Councils.
Various locations in eastern Australia