Damage Assessments for Feral Animal Impact in Queensland

Advanced Thermal Solutions offers damage assessments to quantify the impact of feral animals on Queensland’s crops, wetlands, and infrastructure. Using aerial surveys and ground inspections, we provide detailed reports and practical recommendations to help landowners recover and prevent future losses.

Feral animals can cause significant economic and environmental damage. Feral pigs, for example, uproot crops and degrade soil, while wild dogs attack livestock. Our crop damage assessment services help quantify these impacts, providing the evidence needed to justify control measures and secure funding for restoration projects.

Our team conducts on-site inspections and aerial surveys to document damage. We then compile a detailed report outlining the extent of the impact, potential causes, and recommended solutions. This service is invaluable for farmers, graziers, and conservationists tackling feral animal impact.

• Evidence-Based Decisions: Use data to prioritise repairs and control efforts.
• Insurance and Funding: Support claims and grant applications with documented evidence.
• Long-Term Protection: Implement strategies to prevent recurring damage.

Queensland’s agricultural industry and natural ecosystems are vital to its economy and identity. Our damage assessments ensure that the effects of feral animals are fully understood and addressed, protecting Queensland agriculture for the future.

From sugarcane fields to wetlands, our damage assessments help Queensland landowners recover from feral animal impacts and build resilience for the future.