Our Services
Habitat Mapping & Assessment
Providing accurate habitat mapping, GIS analysis, and ecological assessments to support informed project planning, environmental approvals, and biodiversity management outcomes.
Fauna Works provides detailed habitat assessment and mapping that gives project teams a clear, defensible picture of a site's ecological values before works begin.
Our ecologists combine field-based surveys with advanced GIS mapping to identify vegetation communities, fauna habitat features, movement corridors, and potential threatened species habitat, supporting informed project planning and environmental compliance.
What we do
- Flora and fauna habitat assessment and mapping
- Bio-condition and habitat quality assessment
- GIS mapping, spatial analysis and habitat models
- Threatened ecological community mapping
- Wildlife corridor and connectivity assessment
- Tree and hollow mapping for roost and nesting resources
- Baseline data collection for project approvals
- Mapping reports and figures prepared for submission
Our Products
Flora and fauna habitat assessment and mapping
Fauna Works delivers detailed habitat assessments and mapping that provide a clear, defensible understanding of ecological values across a project area. Our assessments support project planning, environmental approvals, biodiversity management, and responsible development outcomes.
Bio-condition and habitat quality assessment
Our ecologists combine field survey with GIS-based mapping to record vegetation communities, fauna habitat features, foraging and movement corridors, and the presence of threatened species and ecological communities.
GIS mapping, spatial analysis and habitat models
Accurate GIS mapping and spatial analysis that provide clear ecological insights for planning, approvals, and environmental management
Threatened ecological community mapping
Our ecologists combine field survey with GIS-based mapping to record vegetation communities, fauna habitat features, foraging and movement corridors, and the presence of threatened species and ecological communities.