BRAVUS Mining and Resources has been given additional time to complete key aspects of the environmental measures put in place to protect native animals affected by its Carmichael project. The company, which recently changed its name from Adani Australia, has been granted an extension on two aspects of the environmental approvals. The decision has angered activists who have lobbied against the project. The company must secure offset areas which are designed to compensate for the unavoidable impact of the Carmichael project. It will now have an extra 12 months to legally secure the offset property for Stage 1 of the project. Initially, Bravus was offered two years to secure the offset area.