Flora and vegetation surveys are the process of collecting data about the naturally occurring native plant life (flora) and collection of plants (vegetation) present in a particular area, usually to provide guidance for impact assessment and management planning. A...
It’s NAIDOC week and what a great time to get out and about in our community, celebrating and learning. Also an important time to reflect on this year’s theme: Voice, Treaty Truth and the role that all Australians have to play in honouring these...
On 28 June, the Commonwealth Department of the Environment and Energy advised that the Minister for the Environment, the Hon. Sussan Ley MP, had amended the list of threatened species and ecological communities under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity...
It’s World Environment Day again already. A good time to take a moment to think about what aspect of our environment we appreciate the most. Whether it’s clean air to breathe, clean water to drink, or a beautiful landscape to savour. But as we consider what’s...
The FVC team is delighted to welcome our new Office Administrator, Megan Meadowcroft. Megan joins us from a background predominantly in the building industry, and she has expertise in administration, team and project management, marketing and estimating. Megan has...
It was great to celebrate the end of another successful year for FVC yesterday, with our staff and many of our sub-consultants. We enjoyed a delicious lunch, a good catch-up, and for some, a meet and greet, at Old Faithful Bar & BBQ in the city. Thanks again to...
