Feral by Nature is a boutique consultancy based near Lismore in the Northern Rivers of NSW led by company director and principle ecologist Jakub Juszczak. We bring over 15 years experience to our professional ecological and feral animal management services all the while maintaining clear communication and a pragmatic, solutions based approach to your project. We are able to travel across NSW and interstate to fulfil the requirements of your project.
Feral by Nature staff are:
BDAR, BSSAR and BCAR
Ecological survey, vegetation mapping and threatened species monitoring
(REF)
Ecological mapping and report figure production
Pre-clearing fauna survey and clearing supervision
Monitoring, baiting, trapping and shooting
Get in touch 0400 580 950
Deer culling
Coffs Harbour Hinterland
Feral by Nature has been undertaking ground shooting of feral deer in the Coffs Harbour hinterland on behalf of the Local Land Services and land holders in the region.
Biodiversity Assessment Report
Kamilaroi Highway Safety Upgrades
Feral by Nature recently completed a Biodiversity Assessment Report for proposed safety upgrades to the Kamilaroi Highway near Willow Tree in the Liverpool Plains of the NSW North-West for Transport for NSW. The assessment included field surveys consistent with the Biodiversity Assessment Method (BAM) as required under the Biodiversity Conservation Act 2016.
Wild Dog Trapping and GPS Collaring
Koreelah & Cambridge Plateau NSW
Feral by Nature undertook a soft-jaw trapping and GPS collaring/tracking project targeting wild canids on the NSW North Coast and Northern Tablelands. The project was in conjunction with NSW DPIRD Verterbrate Pest Research Unit and a UNE Phd student.
Microbat pre-clearing survey
Gwydir Highway Culvert Replacement
Feral by Nature often undertakes pre-clearing surveys and inspections of vegetation and habitat that may harbour native fauna. Recently FbN staff inspected several culverts in need of replacement along the Gwydir Highway on the Gibralter Range of the New England Tablelands. Culverts were surveyed for microbats which often roost in cavities and hollows of made structures.