Vegetation Management Plans and Biobanking

A Vegetation Management Plan (VMP) is a formal document detailing how vegetation is managed on a property and is usually linked to monitoring and reporting on the outcomes. It often accompanies development consents. A VMP can also be for conservation purposes and may be part of a Biobanking agreement. At Dragonfly, we cover all aspects of implementation, including:

• Supply of materials, including plants, mulch, soil, fencing, irrigation and signage.
• Project management, including machine works of ripping, tilling, spreading topsoil and mulch.
• Planting and associated on-ground works, including the supply and operation of irrigation.
• Vegetation maintenance (bush regeneration) – large and small scale.  This can include the use of machines such as trimmers or chainsaws to fine-scale care of existing high-quality bushland.
• Habitat retention and re-creation, including supply and installation of nest boxes and habitat logs.
• Monitoring and reporting on milestones and providing sign-off on stages of development conditions.

Ongoing Management and Delivery

For VMPs and Biobank implementation projects, we work with you to get the most effective methods to achieve the required outcomes, in the agreed time. Dragonfly have numerous projects with successful outcomes over 5 and 10 years of continuation.

Our motto is on-ground excellence – lower costs to clients with better on-ground outcomes. Doing the work right the first time.

That’s what over 25 years of operation brings to your projects.

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