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Biodiverse Environmental Biodiverse Environmental offers expert advice and practical environmental services across Queensland.

Whether you're a developer or a private landholder, Biodiverse can assist you with all aspects of fauna and vegetation management. Biodiverse Environmental founder Liam Pratt has over 15 years' experience in environmental conservation and management within mining, construction and domestic industries. Growing up on the Sunshine Coast Hinterland with a life long interest and devotion to the environment, he continues his endeavours to enhance and conserve our natural environment for everyone to enjoy. Liam and his team provide a full range of timely, efficient, and personalised environmental services. Environmental Consulting
- Management plans
- Rehabilitation plans
- Ecological surveys
- Fire management & property protection
- Site inspections and monitoring

Fauna Management
- Fauna spotter catchers
- Fauna surveys
- Habitat & breeding place surveys
- Nest box supply, installation & monitoring
- Native stingless bee hive supply & rescue
- Snake catchers

Vegetation management
- Flora surveys
- Revegetation
- W**d control

Through Liam and his team's extensive experience and practical approach, Biodiverse offers a 'one stop environmental shop', providing services in a timely, efficient and personalised manner.

20/10/2026

Ecotech is expanding the service capabilities we can provide to our clients.

Our team were tasked with monitoring the bank bed of Lake MacDonald during draw down works, with environmental monitoring such as water quality, erosion and aquatic species being the focus of the surveys.

During the works, our team were able to contribute fauna and environmental monitoring services by efficiently surveying Lake Macdonald from the sky through the use of our drone fleet.

Ask us about our drone services.

https://www.biodiverse-environmental.com.au/contact-us

A happy release moment to end the week.These cute little faces belong to Common Ringtail Possums (Pseudocheirus peregrin...
16/10/2026

A happy release moment to end the week.

These cute little faces belong to Common Ringtail Possums (Pseudocheirus peregrinus).

Common Ringtail Possums are tree-dwelling native marsupials that prefer to live in rainforests, eucalyptus forests and thick vegetation.

These two adorable creatures were released by our team on behalf of WILVOS, who looked after them until they were ready to return to the wild.

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A look behind the scenes...Workplace culture is so important to ensure a productive and successful business.For us here ...
15/10/2026

A look behind the scenes...

Workplace culture is so important to ensure a productive and successful business.

For us here at Biodiverse, we strive to provide a supportive and positive work environment, to make sure our team enjoy coming to work every day.

Ensuring a happy workplace allows us to know that our team will look out for each other in the field and will provide an excellent service to all our clients.

Reach out if you would like to work with us.

13/10/2026

Planned burns are complex assignments.

Making sure we have all the right equipment and contingencies for a planned burn is essential to ensure successful outcomes.

Some of the essential fire equipment that Biodiverse uses when undertaking planned burns include our specialised Medium Tankers and Light Attack Vehicles, equipped with drip torches, rakehoes, UHF Radios and fire hoses.

Utilising the proper fire equipment ensures planned burns are completed correctly and safely, with fire hoses being especially important. These can be used for many reasons, including to control fire intensity and keeping flames out of the tree canopy.

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Spotlight on our freshwater aquatic species.We have an amazing array of aquatic freshwater species here in south-east Qu...
09/10/2026

Spotlight on our freshwater aquatic species.

We have an amazing array of aquatic freshwater species here in south-east Queensland.

Our team feel privileged to be able to see and work with some of these unique species up close and personal every day.

Coming across these species allows our team to not only experience these species first-hand, but also allows us to show you some of the creatures that we are lucky enough to share this area of the world with.

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Why Biodiverse cares about ecosystems and practical stewardship.Ecological care and practical delivery of projects often...
08/10/2026

Why Biodiverse cares about ecosystems and practical stewardship.

Ecological care and practical delivery of projects often appear to be opposing forces for the environment.

Our company is guided every day by its' core values (such as practical stewardship) in all the work that we do.

By doing this, we are ensuring the future of our unique, natural environment for many generations to come, while also contributing to the advancement of our community and its' infrastructure.

Learn more about Biodiverse.

06/10/2026

What are our ecologists doing in the water? Looking for fish, of course.

Aquatic dewatering can be a long, tedious procedure for our fauna spotter catchers, ensuring that no aquatic fauna is left behind during the process.

During aquatic dewatering, our team use a range of technologies to help the process run smoother and to ensure the safety of the staff and the aquatic fauna involved, including custom-made, aerated storage tanks for housing aquatic fauna and using drones to perform aerial inspections of the works.

Using these modern technologies enables the team to perform the practical side of aquatic ecology work with efficiency and reliability.

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It's time for the team's favourite wildlife encounters of the month!Here are a few of our favourite animal interactions ...
02/10/2026

It's time for the team's favourite wildlife encounters of the month!

Here are a few of our favourite animal interactions from around Queensland in the past month.

Bonus points for anyone who can name this month's theme 🧐

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Contributing to restoration projects and community green spaces across the coast.Following the damage to the Golden Beac...
01/10/2026

Contributing to restoration projects and community green spaces across the coast.

Following the damage to the Golden Beach foreshore during the events of Cyclone Seth in 2021 and Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred in 2025, the area required some love and attention.

Biodiverse joined up with Australian Marine and Civil, to help restore and revegetate the area into a useable and safe space again, with our team contributing its' bush regeneration services to the project.

Through rehabilitation and revegetation, the team has contributed to green spaces across the coast for the community to use and enjoy.

Click the link below to learn more about the project and how we partnered with Australian Marine and Civil to help restore a section of the Golden Beach foreshore following damage to the area from Cyclone Seth in 2021 and Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred in 2025:

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1bbXo4J515/

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Helping to find our native wildlife a new home.Suitable habitat is becoming increasingly scarce for our native wildlife,...
25/09/2026

Helping to find our native wildlife a new home.

Suitable habitat is becoming increasingly scarce for our native wildlife, especially for species that rely on specific native flora species for food and shelter.

We regularly assist one of our local wildlife rescue organisations, WILVO’s, by coordinating possum releases at various Land For Wildlife properties located at all ends of the coast.

With our knowledge, we are able to find suitable properties for a number of different species, including Ringtail Possums, Common Brushtail Possums and Short-Eared Brushtail Possums, making sure that they will be able to thrive in their new home, with access to plenty of suitable habitat for food and shelter.

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2/5 Hancock Way
Caloundra West, QLD
4551

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