Tree hollows are cavities or holes that form in trees over time. These hollows can range from small nooks and crannies to large cavities for a person to stand in. Tree hollows are essential for various reasons, most notably for the birds and animals that use them for shelter and nesting.

1044 Beaudesert-Beenleigh Rd Luscombe The riparian rainforest that occurs within Albert River remnant vegetation consists of habitat classified as an endangered ecological community. Rainforest remnants and mature habitat trees have been cleared from the area historically, for land development and agriculture. The significant site values include mature remnant trees Red Gum (Eucalyptus tereticornis) which provide… View Article

1044 Beaudesert Beenleigh Rd – Restoration Project The following document describes project methodology and on-ground works implemented during site rehabilitation. This includes industry ‘best practice’ techniques with consideration to obtaining the most ideal environmental outcomes. Further recommendations ensure future success of this weed management project. The property owner Steve Orchard contacted Forest Rehabilitation Ecology with… View Article