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[Tamworth, NSW, 19th July 2023] Shonelle Gleeson-Willey the Director of Moss Environmental Pty Ltd is delighted to announce it has merged with OzEnvironmental Pty Ltd, a like-minded boutique rural consultancy. OzEnvironmental has operated since 2011 in the discipline of environmental and social impact management. It has built a formidable reputation acting for rural councils and […]

We are pleased to announce the release of ‘Contamination Station: Safer Environment Together,’ our brand-new podcast, which has been funded by the New South Wales Government through the EPA’s Contaminated Land Management Capacity Building Program. Whether you’re deeply involved in the field of contaminated land or simply passionate about safeguarding our environment, this podcast is

Archaeology Week 2023 was a great success for Moss Environmental. There were two events that our resident heritage advisor/archaeologist helped facilitate. The first was an archaeological experience at the Tamworth City Library for kids and second a public presentation at the Tamworth UNE Centre. Archaeology Week is an opportunity for the archaeological profession to highlight

Moss Environmental is pleased to announce that it is now a member of The Social Enterprise Council of NSW & ACT (SECNA). 🎉 The purpose of the Social Enterprise Council is to promote and educate government and private sector about the value of preserving the ecosystems and biodiversity in rural and regional Australia through the

It is with sheer delight that I write this first CEO address for 2022. Hopefully, you all made the most of your time off, I certainly did! Although as always, I couldn’t help but notice the different ways erosion is tackled across our landscapes during my Christmas travels. This comes with the territory because as

Growing up in Sydney, I have memories of seeing brush turkeys regularly on bushwalks in my local area. I have fond memories of my grandfathers being frustrated every time one would build a mound in their immaculate gardens! Brush turkeys are, in my mind, a dime a dozen, and definitely not something I want in

Why do we still ask young people ‘what do you want to be when you grow up?’ Should we maybe ask ‘Who do you want to help’ or ‘What cause do you want to champion’?

Do you think you know your corellas from your cockatoos? Your rosellas from your robins? Well fam, I hope you are excited – it is National Bird Week 2021, which means that the Aussie Backyard Bird Count is back for the eighth year running!

Do not fear, bats are not out to get you, they are quite harmless if you do not touch them, and highly beneficial for our ecosystem!

Well dear readers, do I have a story for you (before we share some interesting facts about echidnas)! I need to paint a picture for you, set the scene if you will. T’was the night before Friday and all through the house, not a creature was stirring not even a WAIT actually a creature was