Environmental field staff completing a vegetation and habitat survey in Western Australian jarrah woodland

Monitoring, surveys & ecological field support

Environmental Monitoring & Field Services

Careful flora, fauna, habitat, soil, weed and dieback fieldwork delivered to the project’s approved methods and record requirements.

Practical capability,
matched to the site.

Six Seasons Contracting can support environmental monitoring, habitat-condition assessment and approved flora and fauna field programs from preparation through to client handover. Services include vegetation and habitat observations, soil sampling, weed surveys and dieback survey field support. Methods, locations, condition criteria, sample handling and evidence are agreed before fieldwork so the resulting information is useful to the client and suitable for the project purpose.

Suitable applications

Where this service fits

  • Flora and fauna monitoring and approved collection programs
  • Habitat-condition and vegetation-condition assessments
  • Soil and fine-root sampling assignments
  • Dieback survey field support, mapping and sample collection
  • Declared and environmental weed surveys
  • Baseline, follow-up and seasonal environmental field programs

Practical scope

What we can support

  • Transects, quadrats, habitat observations and photographic records
  • Vegetation structure, disturbance and habitat-feature observations
  • GPS-referenced observations, survey boundaries and sample locations
  • Soil and root-zone sample collection to specified methods
  • Weed presence, distribution and condition observations
  • Organised field sheets, sample registers and client handover
Environmental field technician collecting a soil and root sample using clean field methods

Controlled delivery

How the work is managed

Traceable environmental observations, condition records and samples documented accurately and handed over in the agreed format.

Discuss this service
  1. 01

    Confirm survey design, target values, permits and collection authority before fieldwork

  2. 02

    Follow client methods, condition criteria, sample-integrity and chain-of-custody requirements

  3. 03

    Apply clean-on-entry, clean-on-exit and dieback hygiene requirements

  4. 04

    Use consistent location, time, condition and sample identifiers

  5. 05

    Escalate unexpected species, welfare concerns or suspected biosecurity findings

Acknowledgement of Country

Six Seasons Contracting acknowledges the Whadjuk Noongar people as the Traditional Custodians of the Perth Hills, where we are based. We also acknowledge the Aboriginal Traditional Owners and Custodians of the lands and waters throughout Western Australia where we work, and pay our respects to Elders past and present. We recognise their continuing connection to Country, culture and community.