Services

With a passion for species conservation, education and connecting people with nature, Heathlands offers a suite of services that improve ecological outcomes in urban landscapes while providing benefits for people.

Heathlands Nursery

Native propagation nursery specialising in contract growing local provenance plants & threatened species of NSW. We collect seeds and/or cuttings to grow species aligned with the Plant Community Types of your site.

Heathlands Consulting

Offering a range of consulting services in ecology, urban agriculture, urban greenspace and environmental psychology.

Heathlands Education & Workshops

Learn about Heathland habitats and native plants;
curriculum aligned species conservation programs for schools;
gardening workshops that promote wellbeing (e.g., Aged Care Facilities).

Bush regeneration

Qualified and experienced in delivering exceptional outcomes relating to weed management, habitat restoration and species conservation.

Get in touch to discuss your project needs.

Why Heathlands?

We aim to improve social and ecological outcomes in local communities through species conservation, education and connecting people with nature.

We're highly qualified with specialist skills in ecology, horticulture, bush regeneration, education & consulting.

We're reliable, capable, professional and passionate about the conservation of Australian native plants.

We're specialist propagators of Australian Native Plants, and can contract grow plants from seeds and cuttings collected either on or close to your property.

Dr. Ashlea Zivanovic

Director | Principal ecologist

With a multidisciplinary PhD in Environmental Psychology and Urban Ecology, Ash applies her unique skill set to improving social and ecological outcomes in urban landscapes. Ash has published multiple peer reviewed research articles across the topics of urban agriculture, urban greening and urban ecology. She puts theory into practice propagating plants in the nursery, delivering species conservation programs with kids at the local public school, and running workshops that connect people with nature.