Navigating the requirements of the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (EPBC Act) is crucial for approval holders to ensure their projects minimise environmental impact.  A key component of this is the Annual Compliance Report which serves as a record of how a project has adhered to the conditions set out in its approval.

When planning for a major development project, biodiversity impact assessments are a critical step towards a successful application. They help identify potential threats and ensure the right course of action is taken to protect our native species.

In Australia's dynamic landscape of environmental approvals, project due diligence is paramount. With evolving regulations in Commonwealth and State jurisdictions, being informed and proactive is essential for a project’s success.

Our Armidale team has been busy working on the development of an environmental impact assessment for a local quarry that plays a significant role in the supply of material for the growing New England Renewable Energy Zone.