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Ecology and Heritage Partners are respected consultants specialising in natural and cultural heritage assessment, research and management.
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Implementing the EPBC Act: ACT Forum

EIANZ (ACT) is convening a one-day forum, 8 March 2016, for industry professionals to share their knowledge and awareness about Australia's most important and influential environmental law namely, the EPBC Act.

Saving Leadbeater's Possum: Is this our last chance?

This month the Australian Government launched the draft of the National Recovery Plan for Leadbeater's Possum and is asking for public submissions. Suitable habitat for this Critically Endangered species is predicted to decline over the next 50 years.

ACT's Environmental Report Card Is In

The Office of the Commissioner for Sustainability and the Environment recently released the 2015 ACT State of the Environment Report. Learn more about how the ACT is travelling.

Victoria's Big Challenge: How to Balance Sustainable Growth with Liveability

Latest news from Victoria's Minister for Planning's address to VPELA's annual Meet the Minister evening.

World Wetlands Day: Celebrating the Essential Role of Wetlands

Wetlands play an important role in keeping our landscapes and waterways healthy and productive enabling a range of industries to thrive. This year's theme, 'Wetlands for our future: sustainable livelihoods', has been chosen to demonstrate the vital role of wetlands for the future of humanity.

Biodiversity Assessment Guidelines: Alternative Specific Offset Arrangements

Biodiversity Assessment Guidelines: Alternative specific offset arrangements make meeting obligations easier