Gaia Environmental Consulting is an ecological consultancy that recognises that development is a necessary part of today's society. We aim to promote a balance between development and the conservation of the natural environment through ecologically sustainable planning and effective environmental management.
In more recent history, the term 'Gaia' has been adopted by science and used to describe the Earth's life supporting systems. It was developed in the early 1960's by Dr. James Lovelock (a British Chemist) and is still highly relevant today, particularly in examining topical issues such as climate change.
In more recent history, the term 'Gaia' has been adopted by science and used to describe the Earth's life supporting systems. It was developed in the early 1960's by Dr. James Lovelock (a British Chemist) and is still highly relevant today, particularly in examining topical issues such as climate change.
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Gaia Environmental Consulting has been operating for over 6 years. The consultancy aims to promote a balance between development and the conservation of natural living systems. Gaia Environmental is committed to working in a close partnership with clients to develop ecologically sustainable and economically viable solutions to ecological issues.
The consultancy has a comprehensive knowledge of relevant planning and environmental legislation across Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria and a wide range of experience in residential development, master planning, ecotourism, road & rail projects, pipelines and resource projects.
Gaia Environmental Consulting readily collaborates with other ecological experts to provide a full range of services, including detailed fauna assessments and extensive vegetation assessments that require a team of specialists.
Gaia Environmental Consulting readily collaborates with other ecological experts to provide a full range of services, including detailed fauna assessments and extensive vegetation assessments that require a team of specialists.
The APA Group contacted Gaia Environmental with an urgent request for an application for tidal works necessary to permit works to conduct repairs and realignment of a gas main at Bannockburn. The gas pipeline was situated under the Albert River and had been damaged by construction of a pedestrian footbridge over the river and carpark.
Gaia Environmental worked alongside AECOM to conduct detailed flora investigations within the proposed construction zone for a section of the Bruce Highway upgrade between Bribie Island Road interchange and Steve Irwin Way. Gaia's scope was to confirm regional ecosystem (RE) mapping, survey for threatened flora species, locate weed infestations and habitat/significant trees.
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