An environmental impact assessment in Western Australia is a process governed by the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) in line with the Environmental Protection Act 1986 (EP Act). At a national level, environmental impact assessments may also be assessed and...
Charles Robert Darwin, was an English naturalist, geologist and biologist, best known for his contributions to the science of evolution. His proposition that all species of life have descended over time from common ancestors is now widely accepted, and considered a...
Environmental management is the systematic approach to finding practical ways to reduce negative impacts on the environment. Environmental management involves being aware of the impacts that you have on the environment and how to reduce or manage that impact. This may...
Bushfires in Australia can impact extensive areas, cause property damage and take the lives of humans and wildlife. Since 1851, bushfires in Australia have accounted for the deaths of 800 people in Australia. This month, it has been estimated that over 1.25...
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...
