The World As I Am is a company consisting of motivated members who are dedicated to protect, preserve and rehabilitate natural areas, assisting with degraded areas or complete rectification
Our Mission
The World As I Am is only affiliated with non profit organisations, government sectors, companies or private land owners that have the best intentions for the environment with realistic outcomes.
Our focus is protecting environmental and cultural heritage, improving habitat quality through best environmental practices and community education.
“True ecological restoration is not a job, not something you can learn at school or university. It comes from within. It’s a way of life.”
What We've Achieved
QPWS Boonah Region
Treatment of Moth Vine within the Yamahra Creek catchment line.
Habitat surveys
Co ordination of volunteer projects
QPWS Burleigh Heads
Bank stabilisation of landslip area
Removal of Asparagus fern that formed a mono culture within the understorey
Eradication of Dutchman’s Pipe
Ongoing Park restoration projects
Co ordination of volunteer projects on a monthly basis
QPWS SPRINGBROOK
Eradication of Kahili ginger within Springbrook National Park
Treatment of Moth vone in the catchment lines of Purling Brook Waterfall
QPWS GATTON
Habitat survey and mapping of invasive vines within the Glen Rock Valley
Treatment of Moth Vine within the Black Fella Creek catchment line
Co ordination of volunteer projects
Bulimba Creek Catchment Committee (Non-profit organisation)
Treatment of Moth Vine within the Yamahra Creek catchment line.
Training Green Army teams
Formulating Restoration Management plans
Riparian Survey and report
Mt Barney Wilderness Retreat
Treatment of Moth Vine within the Yamahra Creek catchment line.
Riparian Survey and report
Tamborine Mountain Landcare
Cedar Creek Riparian Restoration
Removal of all exotic species in ground layer, mid storey and canopy
Bank restoration/stabilisation
Planting of endemic species
Sky Walk habitat restoration
Removal of all exotic species.
Planting of endemic species with ongoing maintenance
Shelf Rd habitat restoration
Bank restoration/stabilisation
Removal of all exotic species.
Planting of endemic species with ongoing maintenance
Assitants and Co ordination of volunteer projects
Scenic RiM Regional Council
Treatment of Castor oil plant that has formed a monoculture along the catchment lines of CoLoins Conversation Park
Treatment of Broad Leaf Privet on Beechmont in multiple habitats
Treatment of all introduced species on catchment lines entering the Coomera River.
Further treatment of Conservation parks throughout Scenic Rim
Queensland trust for Nature - Aroona and Koala Crossing
Riparian Restoration
Treatment of Lantana using splatter gun techniques/cut and paint
Stem injecting Chinese Celtis and Pepper Trees
Co ordination of volunteer projects
Lockyer Valley Regional Council
Treatment of Groundsel Bush in catchment lines in multiple locations
Treatment of all exotic species including invasibe vines, woody weeds and herbaceous weeds in multiple habitats throughout the region
Christmas Creek Landcare
Riparian Restoration
Treatment of Lantana, Glycine and Balloon Vine
Removal of all exotic species
Planting of endemic species
Ongoing Maintenance
Co ordination of volunteer projects
Cedar Grove Landcare
Riparian Restoration
Treatment of Cats Claw
Removal of all exotic species
Planting of endemic species
Ongoing Maintenance
Co ordination of volunteer projects
Beechmont Landcare
Riparian Restoration
Removal of all exotic species
Planting of endemic species
Ongoing Maintenance
Ngarang-Wal Gold Coast Aboriginal Assocication
Riparian Restoration
Treatment of Cats Claw
Removal of all exotic species
Planting of endemic species
Ongoing Maintenance
Co ordination of volunteer projects
Grace’s Hut Property (private landholders)
Treatment of Moth Vine within the Yamahra Creek catchment line.
private landholders - Multiple Sites
Treatment of exotic species
Bank stabilisation
Habitat restoration
Primary and secondary works
Consturction and assisted revegetation