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About Us
Find the right balance
Wild Ecology is an independent ecological consultancy based in Mangawhai, Northland.
We offer expert consultancy services in ecology, land restoration and sustainable development planning throughout Northland and Auckland Regions. Our work covers a broad range of projects in both rural and urban contexts and includes land subdivisions, public infrastructure projects and ecological restoration.
From the initial site visit to discuss your project needs, to guiding you through to achieving your goals, we are here to help. Depending on the level of detail required we can provide you with a staged plan which allows you to conquer your project management aspirations one step at a time.
Here at Wild Ecology we are all about teamwork and open communication. We can help you connect with our network of local experts or work together with your selected team to deliver pragmatic and solution based outcomes.
All projects great and small
We offer full onsite assessments to survey and discuss the full potential of your land, may it be development potential, ecological restoration, or setting up a multi-purpose lifestyle block, we have the expertise to guide you in the right direction and also connect you with wide network of other professionals that could help along the way.
Whatever the scale of your subdivision, our mission is to get you through to the result you desire. Our work covers primarily Auckland, Kaipara and Whangarei Districts, but we’re always up for a good roadie! We enjoy a good challenge and can provide expert ecological services to ensure that your project meets all the relevant rules and regulations while delivering comprehensive outcomes.
We can provide you with a plan to set you on the right path from the get go, be it for planting to be carried out for Resource Consenting purposes, or you’re looking to restore the ecological integrity of your land, we have both the technical and practical experience to make your restoration project a success.
Subdivision and land development has the potential to result in adverse effects on freshwater and coastal ecosystems, which requires consenting authorities to assess resource consents against National Environmental Standards Freshwater (NESFW) and National Policy Statement for Freshwater Management (NPSFM). Let us help you navigate the complexities of this through a comprehensive Stream and Wetland Assessment for you site.
Unlock the full potential of your land through comprehensive ecological design principles
From small rural and residential subdivisions to large infrastructure development projects we can provide you with a Preliminary Ecological Assessment to support your project and ensure your development hits all the right targets from the get-go. Our expertise in the consenting process has a strong track record to cater for your goals.
GIS can be a real game changer for your project. We use latest technology to survey and map ecological features on your site and provide you with a wide range of informative maps created on our in-house GIS system. Our GIS capabilities can easily integrate CAD overlays that can streamline processes and continually improve the overall output quality.
Flora and fauna surveys surveys are at the core of our ecological services, and we can help you identify the ecological values of your site and help formulate management objectives based on our findings. We use this data to prepare comprehensive Ecological Reporting and Management Plans catering to your project’s needs.
Ecological restoration and rehabilitation projects are the heart of Wild Ecology. We can assist from planning and feasibility stages right through to detailed design and contract management for our Clients. We work collaboratively with experts in the field to ensure that your restoration project has a high success rate.
We can help you identify, classify and delineate stream and wetland habitats on your site to assist with site development design, planning and compliance, and navigate the complexities of National Environmental Standards for Freshwater Management (2020).
We can help you with monitoring and compliance reporting of your on-going project, which is often a requirement for resource consent. Monitoring is used to measure certain aspects of an ecosystem prior, during and after revegetation or restoration and/or development work is carried out.