Seeing what lies beneath the surface requires more than traditional survey methods! For a full list of our capabilities, please visit www.hydrobiolgy.com At Hydrobiology, our Environmental Risk Assessment Team combines advanced scientific techniques with deep technical expertise to deliver a clearer understanding of aquatic environments. Using innovative tools such as Environmental DNA (eDNA) sampling and…
It was a standout day on the Boyne River for our Hydrobiology Field Team! During a recent baseline aquatic survey, Hydrobiology Scientists recorded an exceptional catch of 13 Australian Lungfish (Neoceratodus forsteri) in a single fyke net! Even more encouraging was the presence of a lung fish measuring less than 600 mm; a positive indication…
Hydrobiology’s Dr Nadeeka Rathnayake (Senior Scientist, Environmental Chemistry & Geochemistry) recently represented our Team at the Mineral Sands Technical Conference 2026 in Colombo, Sri Lanka, presenting on “Water, Risk & Responsibility in Mineral Sands Mining.” Her presentation explored how science-based water management can support more responsible and sustainable mineral sands development in environmentally sensitive coastal…
At Hydrobiology, we combine multidisciplinary expertise across Aquatic Ecology, Environmental Science, Water Resources, Geomorphology, Environmental Chemistry, and Environmental Management to help clients confidently navigate complex environmental challenges. For more than 25 years, we’ve partnered with Government, Infrastructure, Mining, Water, Ports, Energy, and Development Sectors across Australia and internationally, delivering trusted, science-based advice that supports regulatory…
Hydrobiology is proud to be sponsoring Stormwater Queensland‘s “Bold Goals” Event, being held in Brisbane on Thursday 2nd July 2026; bringing together professionals from across Engineering, Planning, Local Government, Development, Landscape Architecture, Water Utilities and Environmental Consulting to explore the future of Stormwater Management. As our communities continue to grow and the impacts of climate…