Senior-led biodiversity, environmental and arboricultural services for development, infrastructure, government, research and education projects across Sydney and New South Wales.
We support development, infrastructure, government and education projects through biodiversity assessment, ecological research and environmental planning.
Our work includes Biodiversity Development Assessment Reports, Flora and Fauna Assessments, Vegetation Management Plans, Reviews of Environmental Factors and other ecological assessments, together with targeted fauna surveys, vegetation assessment, impact avoidance and mitigation advice, pre-clearing surveys, clearing supervision, ecological certification and biodiversity offsetting support. Our work is overseen by BAM-accredited assessors and supported by ESEA's ecology, fieldwork, GIS and mapping capabilities.
ESEA supports biodiversity projects from early ecological due diligence and constraints analysis through to approvals, construction and post-approval compliance. Our work includes Biodiversity Development Assessment Reports, Flora and Fauna Assessments, Reviews of Environmental Factors, vegetation management planning, biodiversity stewardship advice and targeted threatened species surveys. We also provide project ecologist services, pre-clearing fauna surveys, vegetation clearing supervision, thermal and drone fauna surveys, aquatic ecology and eDNA assessment, dam dewatering fauna rescue, ecological support for Controlled Activity Approval applications and independent peer review.
ESEA was established in 2024 as a specialist environmental consultancy delivering practical, technically defensible advice for complex projects. Our work is supported by BAM-accredited senior consultants, experienced field ecologists, GIS capability and director-level technical review.
Our experience spans biodiversity assessment, arboriculture, vegetation management, environmental approvals, threatened species surveys, project ecologist services and independent peer review. ESEA also undertakes biodiversity peer review work for Councils in the Greater Sydney Region.
We maintain professional indemnity and public liability insurance appropriate to our consultancy services and provide clearly defined, itemised scopes so clients understand what is included and where further work may be required.
We work from our Pyrmont office across Greater Sydney and regional NSW. Our largest concentrations of recent work are in the Hawkesbury, Blacktown, The Hills, Penrith, Liverpool, Camden and Ku-ring-gai council areas and the wider Western Sydney growth areas. We take on regional commissions including the Mid-Western Region, the Central Coast, the Hunter, the Southern Highlands and the South and North Coasts.
Our experience spans biodiversity assessment, arboriculture, vegetation management, environmental approvals, threatened species surveys, project ecologist services and independent peer review. ESEA also undertakes biodiversity peer review work for Councils in the Greater Sydney Region.
We maintain professional indemnity and public liability insurance appropriate to our consultancy services and provide clearly defined, itemised scopes so clients understand what is included and where further work may be required.
The environmental landscape evolves rapidly; staying ahead requires adaptability. At ESEA, continuous evolution is embedded in our culture, ensuring our clients always benefit from leading industry practices.
We don't just track shifting regulations, we anticipate them. This proactive approach guarantees your project achieves seamless compliance while mitigating regulatory risk from day one.
Don't just meet standards. Partner with ESEA to future-proof your project and achieve sustainable objectives.
Send us the site address, a description of the proposed works, available plans and any relevant correspondence from council or another approval authority.
We will review the available information and prepare an itemised proposal setting out the next steps forward, required scope, site investigations, reporting stages, meetings and professional fees.
For straightforward enquiries, we typically aim to provide a proposal within two business days. If your project has a fixed approval or construction deadline, let us know at the outset. Threatened species survey periods, authority requirements and the availability of a stable project design can have a greater effect on the overall programme than report preparation itself.
Call Us: 1300 000 525
402 / 56 Bowman Street,
Pyrmont, Sydney NSW 2009
Office Hours: 8:30am-5pm, Mon-Fri
ABN: 93673841257
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