Waratah Eco Works
Waratah Eco Works is a natural resource consultancy business specialising in Bush Regeneration, Coastal Resource Management and Landscape Design. Established in 1998, we provide a broad range of environmental and horticultural services. We are based in Sydney.
Bush Regeneration
Bush Regeneration is the complex and synergistic practice of restoring and maintaining Australian native bushland via the systematic control of environmental weeds/pollutants/nutrients.
The goal is to restore and recover local vegetation communities including their faunal associations. ...more
Bush Care Groups
Bushcare Groups are made up of community volunteers who give up a few hours once a month to meet at a site to help "clean up" the bush. ...more
We have created many Australian themed gardens including bush food, rainforest and fauna attracting gardens. ...more
Domestic/Commercial (DA certification for Local/State/Fedral Government requirements).
Surveys of areas for the presence, or likely presence, of fauna and flora species using various detection/search techniques; Ecological Assesments; Environmental Assesments (Soil Testing/Water testing); Compilation of data in Scientific report form to accompany field work.
- Bushland Management Plans
- Weed Control Plans
- Ecological Management Plans
- 8 Part Tests
- Erosion Control Plans
Broad scale planning for Coastal Environments.
Integrated planning for coastal zone areas, sand dune stabilisation, drainage line re-configuration/fabrication... more...
- Garden reports/assesments
- Plant advice-Nutrition/prunning/selection, etc
- Pest and Disease Management
- Plant identification
- Organic alternatives
- Low maintainence gardens
- Tree reports-Health/condition/recomendations etc
- Tree Management reports
- Cultural advice-species selection/ prunning etc
The process of rehabilitating creeklines to stabilise streambanks and provide habitat for fauna:
- creek line emphoral
- gully rehabilitation
- weeding
- sandstone capping
- planting and /or direct seeding
- plant sourcing
- seed collection
- contract growing
- channel armouring
- plant transplants
Loss of habitat is threatening the survival of much of our native Fauna.
With few old growth trees, hollows are scarce. Efforts are being made everyday to replant, regenerate and recover some of our remnant bushland. However, Eucalypts for example, may not significantly form hollows until they reach over 100 years of age and these hollows form essential nesting sites for many native birds, bats and mammals.
Nesting boxes provide an essential component of the efforts being made to conserve our natural ecosystems and the magnificent wildlife which our bushland supports. Habitat can be provided in perpetuity. ...more
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