Bush-it prides itself not only on the high quality of our work and on the results we achieve, but on the way we go about achieving those results. We are reliable, open and honest in our dealings with clients and we recognize that good communication is of the utmost importance.

Each member of our team holds a qualification in bush regeneration, ecology or botany, or is currently undertaking a TAFE course in Natural Area Restoration. This high level of skill and expertise enables us to develop and implement effective and efficient work practices, incorporating all aspects of our service - from bush regeneration work carried out on site to site assessment and monitoring programs.

Our comprehensive site assessment and monitoring systems, together with our extensive experience, ensure a thorough understanding of the nature and complexities of each vegetation community and ecosystem.

Our approach to bush regeneration is a holistic one and we are aware not only of the impacts effecting the biodiversity and resilience of each site, but of the potential environmental impacts of our work. Bush-it employs responsible work practices and is therefore fully compliant with all relevant legislation, including: Protection of the Environmental Operations Act NSW (1997); Noxious Weeds Act (1993); Rural Fires Act (1997); Threatened Species Act (1995); Pesticides Act (1999); OHS Amendment (Dangerous Goods) Act (2003); Rural Lands Protection Act (1989); National Parks and Wildlife Act (1974).