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The Western Grey Kangaroo (Macropus fuliginosus) is a common marsupial of southern and western Australia. It lives in open woodlands and grasslands, moving in groups called mobs, feeding mainly on grasses and shrubs as they go.
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Fauna Resources has a proven track record of delivering passionate and professional fauna management services to major projects across Australia since its establishment in 2012.
For over a decade, we have supported major contractors, developers, resource companies and government entities to ensure compliance with environmental regulations, safeguard native fauna throughout project lifespans and helped support the successful delivery of large-scale infrastructure projects.
Fauna Spotter Catchers
The Brigalow scaly-foot (Paradelma orientalis) is a common find by our Fauna Spotter Catchers on our Western QLD projects.
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Fauna Spotter Catchers
Every development or infrastructure project has the potential to disturb native wildlife, from delicate subterranean species hidden beneath the red soils of the Pilbara, to arboreal fauna navigating the eucalypt canopies of Australia’s east coast.
Targeted fauna surveys are vital for detecting rare species such as the Numbat (Myrmecobius fasciatus), an Endangered marsupial in Western Australia whose presence signals the need for specialised conservation measures.
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EVNT and Targeted Species Surveys
Our EVNT and targeted fauna surveys focus on detecting threatened and priority species, providing accurate data to guide project planning and ensure compliance with environmental legislation.
Koalas (Phascolarctos cinereus) are one of Australia’s most iconic species, yet they are increasingly vulnerable to habitat loss, urban expansion and infrastructure development.
Koala Spotters and Monitoring
Our koala monitoring programs use specialist surveys and tracking to identify, protect and manage koala populations, ensuring their safety during development and land management activities.
Carnaby’s Black Cockatoo (Calyptorhynchus latirostris), Endangered in Western Australia, feeds on the seeds of native plants such as banksias, hakeas and eucalypts, playing a key role in the health of south-west ecosystems.
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Black Cockatoo Surveys
Our Black cockatoo surveys assess habitat use, nesting sites and feeding patterns to safeguard these threatened birds and guide responsible project planning.
The Red Flying-fox (Pteropus scapulatus) is Australia’s smallest flying-fox, forming massive camps in woodlands and along rivers where it feeds on nectar and helps pollinate flowering eucalypts.
Flying-fox Monitoring
Our flying-fox monitoring programs track population movements, roosting sites and seasonal feeding patterns to support conservation and guide responsible environmental management on projects.
The Squirrel Glider (Petaurus norfolcensis) is a nocturnal marsupial of eastern Australian woodlands, gliding between trees on skin folds and feeding on nectar, pollen and insects.
Additional Fauna Services
Our additional services cover snake relocation, wildlife management, nest box programs, training and fauna plans – helping projects and wildlife coexist seamlessly.
