The company is committed to implementing best practice, minimal disturbance bush regeneration techniques and providing a safe and healthy working environment.

Through careful planning and attention to detail the company has combined commercial success with a respect for the ecological values of each site.

Company Director Christopher Brogan completed a science degree majoring in ecology in 1992 beginning his career working as a bush regenerator at Smith Reserve, Campbelltown and also the Lane Cove River Valley.  From 1993 to 1999 he was contracted by Mosman Council to manage and supervise their Volunteer Bushcare Program. This work included supervising both community volunteers and council outdoor staff in bushland reserves throughout the Mosman Local Government Area. He is a member of the Australian Association of Bush Regenerators.

Our experience carrying out bush regeneration in a diverse variety of ecosystems and vegetation communities has provided us with the expertise to adopt the most sensitive and efficient restoration strategies. This ensures the most cost effective and sustainable outcome for our clients who include state and local government agencies, civil and infrastructure contractors and community groups.

The company has carried out ecological restoration projects in the following Threatened Species Conservation Act (1995) Endangered Ecological Communities:

Alluvial Woodland.

Saltmarsh Estuarine Complex.

Shale Hills Woodland.

Shale Sandstone Transition Forest.

Cumberland Plain Woodland.

Sydney Coastal River Flat Forest.

Sydney Coastal Wetlands.

Blue Gum High Forest.

Sydney Sandstone Gully Forest.

Cooks River Castlereagh Ironbark Forest.

Turpentine Ironbark Forest.

All staff have Conservation and Land Management (Natural Areas Restoration) Certificate II, ChemCert Farm Chemical Users Accreditation and OH&S Construction Industry Induction Training Certificate (Green Card) as minimum qualifications.

The company’s operations are fully compliant with all relevant legislation, including: Protection of the Environmental Operations Act NSW (1997); Noxious Weeds Act (1993); Rural Fires Act (1997); Threatened Species Conservation Act (1995); Pesticides Act (1999); OHS Amendment (Dangerous Goods) Act (2003); Rural Lands Protection Act (1989); National Parks and Wildlife Act (1974).

At Earth Repair we pay close attention to biodiversity and resilience ensuring that all native flora and fauna on our worksites are protected. Herbicides are used as part of an integrated weed control strategy and spraying is only carried out where there is no risk of contamination of waterways or off target damage to native flora and fauna particularly herbs and grasses.

Earth Repair Ecology Pty Ltd specialise in:

Bush Regeneration.

Noxious and Environmental Weed Control.

Mine Rehabilitation.

Revegetation.

Riparian Restoration.

Creek Line Construction.

Wetland Restoration.

Native Seed Collection.

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