Threatened Species Habitat Assessment
Threatened Species Habitat Assessment
Specialist tree hollow inspections to support development planning and threatened species habitat assessment.
Our team works with environmental consultants, government departments and major project teams to assess canopy habitat that can be difficult to inspect from ground level.
Tree hollow inspections
We combine ground observations with targeted climbing inspections where safe and practical. Using specialist canopy access and inspection equipment, we document hollow characteristics and evidence of wildlife use.
Field data and reporting
Our assessments can include:
- Tree identification and mapped locations
- Hollow entrance dimensions and internal characteristics
- Photographs and wildlife observations
- Habitat suitability for nominated target species
- Survey data and reporting tailored to the project scope
Supporting project decisions
Our findings provide practical information to support ecological assessments, project planning and habitat management. We work with your project team to agree on survey priorities, methods and reporting requirements.
Discuss your project
Contact our team with your site location, project objectives and timing. Existing maps, tree surveys and ecological reports can help us define the inspection scope.
