​Businesses and organisations are finding opportunities to operate their activities in ways which reduce impact on the natural and social environment (also coined as' natural and social capital'), resulting in:

• improved reputation amongst their customers and the public at large;
• increased profits; and,
• reduced risk for Boards of Directors and investors.
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The first step in identifying how activities may impact on the natural and social environment from business operations, is through the identification of key environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues. Environmental and Social strategies are prepared by our staff to identify key issues within the ESG context. These strategies incorporate various interlinking and integrated methods including:

• Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) – environmental and social assessments including guidance from local, state, national and international environmental and planning policies
• Natural Resource Management assessments – soil, water, vegetation, ecosystem and biodiversity assessment, including wetland management 
• Resource Efficiency Assessments – addressing energy, waste and water usage and management
• Natural & Social Capital Assessments
• Integrated Sustainability Reporting and Materiality assessments 

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