Ecology

At Treelink, our deep-rooted commitment to ecological sustainability and preservation runs through everything we do. Before tree removal or clearing works on any site, our ecologists conduct a thorough pre-clearance survey and report to document the findings on site. These assessments and reports encompass a range of essential elements, which may include, but are not limited to:

• Identifying locations of habitat trees, microhabitats (e.g hollow bearing logs) and other habitat features
• Identifying the location of any threatened ecological communities and threatened flora
• Identifying the presence and location of any Priority Weeds
• Determining the presence or evidence of the presence (including fresh scats, scratches and remains of prey) of fauna, including threatened species
• Identifying the presence of any threatened flora and fauna species
• Marking all hollow-bearing trees, potential hollow-bearing trees, logs, nest boxes and all other fauna-containing habitat trees, including trees with nests, dreys and termite mounds likely to be occupied by fauna, at least seven days prior to the commencement of clearing in a manner which identifies and demarcates the trees
• Demarcating, photographing and mapping all habitat features