We have key technical strengths in environmental consulting, in the areas of risk assessment, ecology and impact assessment, hydrology, ecotoxicology, freshwater and marine ecology, coasts and ports, river mechanics, water quality, land and water, environmental geochemistry and contaminated sediment management.
Hydrobiology’s focus is technical excellence and high level scientific expertise delivered within a commercial framework. We are able to provide our clients with the best possible understanding of environmental risk for their environmental and impact management needs. View our Capability Statement here!
Lead with empathy. Grow with purpose. Create impact that matters. At Hydrobiology WA, we’re seeking a Team Lead – Inland Waters to empower a talented group of scientists working on innovative environmental solutions across Western Australia. This is your opportunity to inspire through listening and collaboration and help shape the future of our Inland Waters…
Hydrobiology is proud to be recognised by the Department of Fire and Emergency Services at the 2025 Volunteer Employer Recognition Awards. This award reflects our ongoing commitment to our employees who volunteer their time with emergency services, helping to keep Australian communities safe. We’re incredibly grateful to our team members who respond to incidents, often…
Hydrobiology is an award-winning environmental consulting firm with offices in Brisbane, Perth, Singapore, and Brazil. The company specializes in the physical, biological, and chemical processes of environmental systems—particularly aquatic environments. Its expertise spans risk assessment, ecology and impact assessment, hydrology, ecotoxicology, marine and freshwater ecology, coasts and ports, water quality, and contaminated sediment management. With…
Hydrobiology is proud to support Mount Gibson Iron in an innovative coral rehabilitation and habitat enhancement program on Dambimangari Sea Country at Koolan Island, in the heart of the spectacular Buccaneer Archipelago of Western Australia’s Kimberley region. Our journey began in 2020 with early assessments of coral recovery potential in the region. Since then, we’ve…