With 40 years of experience providing expert advice across Ecology and over 25 years in heritage services, we provide you with a comprehensive assessment and evaluation service.
At Biosis our highly skilled heritage team provides practical and innovative solutions based on best-practice approaches and a comprehensive understanding of heritage issues and approvals processes. With a large and dedicated heritage team, Biosis has demonstrated ability and experience across all states and territories.
Our heritage consultants have the expertise, knowledge, and relationships to deliver all aspects of your project, and have a strong understanding of the state, territory, and commonwealth regulatory environments relevant to heritage.
Our staff provide high quality advice throughout a project lifecycle, from project planning and strategic advice, securing approvals as well as the development and actioning of compliance requirements.
Our services include due diligence and project constraints assessments, Aboriginal cultural heritage assessments, cultural heritage management plans, archaeological investigation and analysis, heritage impact assessments and interpretation, cultural values recording, community consultation and conservation management plans.
We have demonstrated our willingness and ability to practice within the terms of the Burra Charter and the Ethical Principles for ICOMOS Members. We are a corporate member of ICOMOS Australia and have current full international ICOMOS members within our teams.
We provide specialist on-ground services and employ sophisticated spatial analysis tools to generate predictive models and management mapping for all project scales. Our GIS specialists work closely with our heritage consultants to develop products that are tailored to your project.
Our Heritage services include:
Heritage Services:
| Erica Walther Qualifications: Bachelor of Arts (Honours)
Professional affiliations: Full Member, Australian Association of Consulting Archaeologists Member, Australian Archaeological Association Member, National Trust |
| Gary Vines Qualifications: Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Archaeology (La Trobe University) Bachelor of Arts History (University Melbourne)
Professional affiliations: Full Member – Australian Association of Consultant Archaeologists (AACAI) Australasian Society for Historical Archaeology (ASHA) Australian Archaeological Association (AAA) Society for Industrial Archaeology (SIA) (USA) Association for Industrial Archaeology (AIA) (UK) |
| Martin Lawler Qualifications: Bachelor of Arts (Honours)
Professional affiliations: Member, Chartered Institute for Field Archaeologists (MCIFA) Member, Australian Association of Consulting Archaeologists (MAACAI) Member, Severn Estuary Levels Research Committee |
| Ashley O’Sullivan Qualifications: Bachelor of Arts (Hons) – Archaeology & Anthropology
Professional affiliations: Australian Archaeological Association (AAA) |
| Don Wallace Qualifications: Bachelor of Architecture (Honours) Bachelor of Applied Science (Architectural Science)
Professional affiliations: Australia ICOMOS (International Council on Monuments and Sites) |
| Claire Nunez Qualifications: Bachelor of Cultural Heritage Studies, University of Canberra Diploma of Project Management, University of New England Partnerships Graduate Certificate of City Planning, University of New South Wales
Professional affiliations: Australia ICOMOS (International Council on Monuments and Sites)—Full International National Trust of Australia (NSW) |
| Luke Gunton Qualifications: Bachelor of Arts – History In progress – Bachelor of Arts (Honours) |
| Dr. Samuel Dix Qualifications: PhD, Griffith University, Gold Coast, QLD Bachelor of Arts (Hons), University of Tasmania Bachelor of Arts, University of New England, Armidale, NSW
Professional affiliations: Australian Archaeological Association Founding Chair, Chartered Institute for Archaeologists Australia Group Elected Member, Chartered Institute for Archaeologists State Representative, Australian Archaeological Association (TAS) State Representative, National Archaeology Week (TAS) Australasian Society for Historical Archaeology Association for Industrial Archaeology |
| Amy Wood Qualifications: Bachelor of Arts (Honours)
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Planning Services:
| Mitchell Deaves Qualifications: Bachelor Urban Development (Urban and Regional Planning) Professional affiliations: None |
38 Bertie Street, Port Melbourne 3207
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