Species Spotlight – Black Kite & Dunlin
The black kite, named ‘djillidjilli’ by Aboriginal people, is the most common raptor in the world, although the Australian population exhibits behaviour thought to be unique to northern Australia.
Welcome Joel Curtis
Joel Curtis is Avisure Australia’s newest employee, undertaking a Graduate Wildlife Biologist role on the Gold Coast.
Finalist – Australian Defence Industry Awards
Ronel Jit – Finalist for Scientist of the Year – Australian Defence Industry Awards
Partnerships Manager – Vancouver, BC
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Welcome Laura Kokshoorn
I recently returned from living in Japan and travelling the world (thanks Covid), although the Gold Coast isn’t a bad place to be. I have a Bachelor of Science (Health, Safety and Environment), Post Graduate Certificate Environmental Assessment and Management, Cert IV Training and Assessment. With an undergraduate in Health and Safety, I have previously
Welcome Charlotte Kok
We would like to welcome Charlotte as a Scientific Project Support Officer with Avisure. She will be based in Avisure’s Adelaide Office in South Australia. Growing up in the tropics, Charlotte was always surrounded by luxuriant rainforest of Borneo in Southeast Asia’s Malay Archipelago. Fascinated by the evergreen rainforest and the unique biodiversity at a
Training: meeting compliance and increasing capability
Avisure has been busy during the pandemic supporting airports that are taking the opportunity of the downturn to focus on staff training not only to meet compliance but also to increase their wildlife risk mitigation capability. Avisure specialists: Kylie Patrick, Martin Ziviani, William Jamieson, Alexandra Stone and James Binkhorst have held training sessions for airport
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Avisure’s expertise goes global
Avisure has been supporting the aviation industry for over 25 years, and as their collective knowledge grew, shared that expertise globally
