Everick navigates Australia’s complex heritage landscape. We are experienced working with a variety of stakeholders including Aboriginal communities, businesses, educational facilities, industry and government, communicating at length with each, and balancing the needs of all. We erase confusion and make the process simple for our clients and communities for positive heritage outcomes.

A framework for gathering, managing, and analysing locational data by organising layers of information into visualisations using maps and 3D scenes. Geographic Information Systems (GIS) provides deeper insights into physical locational data, such as patterns, relationships, and situations, allowing for smarter cultural heritage management advice and recommendations.

A Cultural Heritage Management Plan (CHMP) is a statutory agreement between a land user and Traditional Owners, which details the mitigation strategies necessary to avoid or minimise harm to Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander cultural heritage from land use activities.

Everick offers clients professional photography, videography and graphic design services, enabling interpretive communication packages included in your heritage project management. Interpretation displays bridge the gap between your audience and the historic heritage, cultural heritage, environmental or scientific facts of your project.

We use technology such as 360 or SLR Cameras, photogrammetry and 3D scanning, LiDAR, or remote piloted aircrafts to digitally record a heritage site, feature or artefact. Archival photography is recommended on significant sites that are to be destroyed, or to monitor degradation over decades as the sites and features are exposed to the elements.

Assessment to ensure the proponent has a sound understanding of previous landscape use, ground disturbance levels, ground surface integrity and hydrology of the study area. A Historic Landscape Analysis Report consists of a desktop assessment, GIS and Heritage interpretation studies, and client consultation.