Our primary objective at FOGA is rehabilitating disturbed ecosystems and restoring native bushland. We work to reconstruct, rehabilitate and reintroduce threatened plant communities back to their natural environment. Our work consists of surveying these disturbed ecological zones, preparing a plan of action to carry out the required work. 

We currently have 10 bush regeneration sites across Greater Sydney. We provide various environmental restoration services to government organisations, councils and corporations as well as private landowners. We implement the best practices and methods to achieve better outcomes in the environmental restoration field. If you would like to improve and encourage wildlife to thrive in your bushlands, protect your environment and landscapes from weed invasion and improve the quality of wetlands and river systems, our team can provide quality services and on-going support.

The displacement of native plant species in wetlands and invasion of noxious weed species has significantly damaged habitats and ecosystems in these areas. Our water sources have also been effected by soil erosion, sedimentation and pollution problem. In addition to ESBS, we are also focusing to restore the pristine freshwater wetland system in the South Sydney region.

 At FOGA, we carry out restoration work that rectifies these issues and conserve such ecologically endangered plant communities. Habitats such as Botany Wetlands are hugely influential on the sustenance and growth of many endangered flora and fauna species. Serious efforts are being undertaken to restore the native habitat to a degree of self-sustainability.

If you have any wetland sites that require attention, please reach out to our team for an initial consultation here.

Every ecological community provides a unique composition of native flora and fauna. These communities have been displaced as a result of deforestation, urban and agricultural development. The only way to rectify such damage is through proper restoration and revegetation work. Our skilled team is highly experienced in this field and have successfully revegetated over 40,000 native plants and tubestock species across our sites in the greater Sydney region.

At FOGA, we work tirelessly to propagate plants through our nursery practices so that habitats can be revegetated and self-sustainability can be restored. Our seed-bank and nursery propagation upholds the ethics of genetic integrity and diversity in accordance with the Biodiversity Conservation Act 2016. All propagated plants are either returned to their original plant community from which they were sourced or revegetated in their natural habitat range.