A project with the Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure (DPTI). This project included seed supply and advice for revegetation and landscaping activities. We supplied 50 kg of Chenopod and native grass species for the Northern Connector and 100 kg of native grasses for the Bald Hill Intersection.
Phone: 0410 526 210 Email: enquiries@successionecology.com.au Office: 7 Angus Avenue, Edwardstown, SA 5039
Who we’ve worked with...
Government Departments
Mining and Engineering Companies
Renewable Energy Projects
Local Councils
Plant Nurseries
Other Environmental Organisations
We can help take your project from beginning to end...
Project design and management
Addressing legislative requirements and compliance, site assessments and approvals
Research trials and development
Site revegetation, restoration and monitoring
A Successional Approach
Our unique approach to revegetation involves a ‘ground up’ methodology, which floods a site with seeds of native colonising species. The use of colonising species provides rapid site stabilisation and initiates the process of recovery to build ecosystem function. These species add organic carbon to the soil, attract invertebrates, deposit seed, compete with weeds and provide cover. Colonising species in the arid zone can reproduce within 6–8 weeks of rainfall, bolstering the seedbank. These attributes provide a great catalyst for building ecosystems in the arid zone.
We are passionate about applying ecological processes to achieve cost effective outcomes for our clients. These processes comprise more than just biodiversity services, they can be harnessed to improve business productivity and address complicated site issues.
Our business provides personalised attention to each project and high-quality outputs. The diverse nature of our business enables development of well-rounded, pragmatic outcomes, tailored to site-specific requirements.
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