Weed surveys, surveillance and mapping.
Knowing what was there before works began protects you later. We survey and map weeds and pest animal signs before construction, then run scheduled surveillance during and after the works so new incursions are found early.
Find it early, map it clearly.
Survey effort is matched to the size of the site, the risks and what your approvals ask for.
- Baseline weed and pest animal surveys
- Scheduled surveillance during construction and operation
- GIS mapping of infestations and treatment areas
- Early detection and reporting of new incursions
Maps and reports you can use.
Data is supplied in formats that suit your environmental team and GIS systems.
- Survey report with maps and photographs
- GIS data for infestations and survey effort
- Priority list for control
- Surveillance reports at agreed intervals
How pricing works
Quotes are itemised by crew day rate, vehicle and equipment, consumables, travel and reporting. Reporting and GIS data are itemised in the quote.
Send the site location, the area or fleet involved, your preferred dates and any approval conditions. We confirm scope, availability and price before work is booked.
Before, during and after
A baseline before clearing shows what was already present. Surveillance during works picks up new arrivals, and a final survey supports handover or rehabilitation sign-off.
Licences and accreditation
Each task is carried out by personnel holding the licence or accreditation it requires in that state, such as chemical application accreditation, a commercial pest management licence or a firearms licence. Copies are supplied with the quote or before mobilisation on request.
Frequently asked questions
What format is the mapping in?
We supply maps in the report and GIS data in common formats such as shapefile, KML or GeoJSON. Tell us what your team uses.
Do you report new incursions?
Yes. New or unusual finds are reported to you straight away, along with any notification the law requires.
Can surveillance be combined with treatment?
Yes. Many clients book surveillance and follow-up treatment together so small infestations are dealt with on the same visit.