Forest to Foreshore

Forest to Foreshore Forest to Foreshore is a small, specialised Bush Regeneration and Environmental Restoration company based in the southern Dandenong Ranges, Victoria

Forest to Foreshore is a small, specialised Bush Regeneration business based in the southern Dandenong Ranges. Since our inception in 2012, we have consistently provided a thoughtful, dedicated approach to our work and offer our clients a skilled, highly experienced team with a genuine commitment to conservation. Our core team have worked together for well over a decade. Individual members of the

team have up to 17 years of experience in the industry. We offer highly developed flora and fauna I.D skills, a wealth of experience and an expert skillset across a diverse range of methods and techniques used in Bush Regeneration and Environmental Restoration. We are adaptable and capable of working in challenging landscapes. Being a small team, we can react quickly to changes in the seasons, weather and project demands, pivoting at often short notice to take advantage of favourable conditions and opportunities. Our history of working with our current client base is long and extensive. We very much value the long-term relationships we have been able to foster with our clients and are forever thankful for the trust they place in us to deliver the best possible results out in the field.

The reason and inspiration. What an incredible human. Happy 100th Birthday.
07/05/2026

The reason and inspiration. What an incredible human. Happy 100th Birthday.

We’ve been helping our friends at The Botanic Gardens Cranbourne manage their bio filtration pond that naturally filters...
29/04/2026

We’ve been helping our friends at The Botanic Gardens Cranbourne manage their bio filtration pond that naturally filters pollutants and nutrients and improves water quality.

We’ve got to cross paths with Common Eastern Blue tongue Lizards in the reserves of the outer east of Melbourne.

There’s been Koala encounters whilst putting in some hard yards mapping and controlling priority w**ds in Northern Western Port Nature Conservation Reserve.

We planted Southern Sassafras in Cool Temperate Rainforest gullies.

Our first trial using Di Bak G slow release herbicide capsules for woody w**d control got underway.

We’ve been busy. We’ve kept out of trouble……we think 😆

So, what have we seen and been upto?We have a new skipper! With Taj getting his marine licence that makes 3 of us who ca...
05/03/2026

So, what have we seen and been up
to?

We have a new skipper! With Taj getting his marine licence that makes 3 of us who can run the boat now which is handy. Incredible Eagle Ray escorts for the boat whilst working in Northern Western Port. Banjo Shark spotted also. Intriguing, small hollows being worked, prepared, lived in. Wonder who the owner is?

Slashing, raking out and carefully opening up spaces and gaps in vegetation for the coming seasons. Kilsyth South area. Hopefully creating more habitat opportunities for a diverse array of plants and critters.

Been a great week!

Those talons. Just look those talons! Bad day to be a possum! Had to zoom in a bit to get them but over the last 2 days ...
11/02/2026

Those talons. Just look those talons! Bad day to be a possum! Had to zoom in a bit to get them but over the last 2 days we’ve crossed paths with one
of the hills resident Powerful Owl families. Adult and juvenile/immature in these pics. It’s never anything less than magical to see these amazing birds.

More watering, more Ivy work, scaly sticks in the tussocks and spikey things. Come on rain, let’s do this thing please!
10/02/2026

More watering, more Ivy work, scaly sticks in the tussocks and spikey things. Come on rain, let’s do this thing please!

04/02/2026

That big old stag of a Mountain Grey Gum is providing amazing habitat though as you can see from the Agile Antechinus we bumped in to! Very cool critters.

Time for some action shots. Ladder, harness, up Asha goes! For the record, yep we have working at heights tix 👍. Some di...
04/02/2026

Time for some action shots. Ladder, harness, up Asha goes! For the record, yep we have working at heights tix 👍. Some difficult to access Ivy in Sherbrooke Forest growing in between the codominant leaders of an old, dead Mountain Grey Gum.

Taj and Dave tackled Pampas Grass with chainsaw deeper in the gullies of Cardinia Reservoir Park. Skillfully dodged a three stemmed Hazel Pomaderris growing out of the middle of a big, mature specimen. Nice work 👌

Plant people, would love some insights and thoughts! Senecio species. Lysterfield Hills area. Naturekit lists it as Lowl...
01/02/2026

Plant people, would love some insights and thoughts! Senecio species. Lysterfield Hills area. Naturekit lists it as Lowland Forest but its past history and management give it a more Grassy Forest structure. Single stem, quite woody base. Just presents differently than the species we are accustomed to
seeing. It’s the ‘vibe’ that’s got our head scratching. You know the vibe!

Some things we’ve seen and done so far in 26’.
22/01/2026

Some things we’ve seen and done so far in 26’.

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