Focussed on Heritage
No Job Too Big
Working with Nature
The Little Things Count
Respecting Rarity
Managing Director/Senior Supervisor/Founder of ABR David has been a bush regenerator since 1992, holds an Advanced Certificate in Urban Horticulture, a Double Certificate in Bush Regeneration and is currently completing a BSc in Environmental Science. He also holds a Chemcert, First Aid Certificate and an OH&S Green Card.
Human Recources Manager Murray came to bush regeneration after a successful career in IT. With experience in bush regeneration dating back to 1996 , Murray holds a Bush Regeneration Certificate Level 2, an OH&S Greencard and a current First Aid Certificate. In addition to running the staff hire, Murray also fields staff queries, conducts all the programming and keeps track of the ABR budget. Murray has distinguished himself as a Bev Blacklock Awardee (1996) and winner of the Alan Marshall Medal 2004/5.
Senior Supervisor Michael has been in bush regeneration since 1995, holds a BSc in Conservation Technology and a Double Certificate in Bush Regeneration. He is currently supervising many reserves in Northern Sydney including an award winning community bush restoration project and another long-term bush regeneration project which received a Warringah Garden Award in 2003 and was the recipient in 2004 of an Outstanding Community Service Award He also holds a Chemcert, current First Aid Certificate and an OH&S Green Card and Bushcare.
Senior Supervisor Johnno has a degree with honours in resource and environmental management from ANU and a Master of Environmental Management from Macquarie University. TAFE qualifications in Bushland Regeneration were undertaken in the 1990’s and John has experience in ecological management and restoration dating back to this time. John has a good understanding of evolutionary ecology and is deeply passionate about ecological restoration. Johnno has worked for ABR since 2008 and now has 6 years supervisory experience, since 2010 he has become increasingly involved at the managerial level.