Verterra Ecological Engineering has partnered with Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA) to launch a pilot scheme that builds a pathway for graziers to access emerging environmental market opportunities, including water quality and soil carbon, through a single whole-of-property management approach.

Verterra Ecological Engineering announces a major new technical report crediting Dr Bernhard Wehr and Dr Glenn Dale as lead authors has been published by the Office of the Queensland Mine Rehabilitation Commissioner (QMRC). 

The report, Creating Alternate Growth Media to Achieve Successful Revegetation on Queensland Mines, provides an evidence-based framework for designing, testing and implementing growth media solutions where conventional topsoil resources are limited or insufficient. 

Verterra Ecological Engineering is delighted to announce that it has been named a Stewardship Leader in the prestigious Steward Leadership 25 (SL25) for its groundbreaking DROVER Land Management service. 

Verterra Ecological Engineering has unveiled an innovative sediment tracking method set to transform how mining companies monitor, report, and manage erosion across operational and rehabilitated landscapes.

Last week, Verterra founders and board members, Dr. Glenn Dale and Susan Dale travelled to Reykjavik in Iceland to join members of the International Ecological Engineering Society (IEES) for its 13th International Conference.

Technical Services Lead Engineer, Ben Silverwood, is presenting two sessions at this week’s conference, hosted by the Australian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy (AusIMM) in Brisbane.

Our foresters Kristiina Marquardt and Chick Robb have completed a tour of Withcott Nursery near Toowoomba, inspecting seedlings for an upcoming offset planting project.

A recent study in Nature Climate Change reveals that cattle grazing can either harm or help our climate—depending on how it's managed.

Ben, Dave, and Emilie were on-site this week at Logan Creek, assessing land conditions for an upcoming streambank remediation project.

While reforestation and environmental plantings remain vital tools, Australia's diverse landscapes offer many more innovative opportunities for carbon capture.

In just one week, our Land Rehabilitation Team will be on the ground in Hughenden, ready to kick off the delivery phase of the Hughenden Flood Recovery Project.

“This project shows what can be achieved when landholders, science, and funding partners come together. It’s a win for agriculture, a win for the land, and a win for the Reef.”

Last week, Verterra completed surveys for ongoing monitoring of Seqwater’s North Pine Solid Storage Area (SSA) Vegetation Offset.

Is Recycled Water the solution to South-East Queensland’s future water security?

Verterra founder Glenn Dale and biosolids project manager Mieke Elder recently had the fantastic opportunity to attend the National Biosolids Conference in Hobart.

As cyclone Alfred swept over southeast Queensland this past weekend, the damage extends beyond human life and property- natural ecosystems have also been heavily impacted.

Last year, Kristiina was awarded a Growth Scholarship DTM Timber Award by Timber Queensland who sponsored the RePL training.

Run by Deloitte on behalf of the Queensland Government, The Ignite + Scale Program aims to support innovative Queensland business to scale their growth.

Verterra is very happy to announce that our Reef Credit method for sediment reduction through grazing land management, has been approved by EcoMarkets Australia!