EBS Ecology staff have extensive experience in the management of areas of native vegetation, the identification and management of key threats and threatening processes (such as weeds, off-road motorbike and four wheel drive activity, fire and pest animals) and restoration activities (such as bushcare weed control, fencing and revegetation).

A variety of management plans have been developed including general management plans for areas of native vegetation (such as Heritage Agreements and Conservation Parks), weed management plans (either specific to a species such as Chilean Needle Grass or Coolatai Grass or broader plans which include numerous weed species) and threatened species management plans.

Plans to undertake revegetation are also prepared by EBS Ecology and include identifying the correct species for an area, calculating the number of plants required, determining the site preparation and maintenance requirements and preparing cost estimates for implementing the works. EBS Ecology also manages the implementation of revegetation projects, supervising contracts, on-ground works and the performance of contractors.