Hydrobiology’s Adventures in ‘Waterway Restoration!”

“Fieldwork in Action!”.. A rewarding day spent alongside our talented Hydrobiology Scientists! We’re usually racing against time – collecting data and trying to cover as many sites as possible. But this time, it was a more relaxed and collaborative experience.. Our Hydrobiology Team joined a fantastic ‘Waterway Restoration Field Trip’ organised by the Flood Community…

Hydrobiology attends AMEC’s “Meet the Developer Series” Event

Hydrobiology’s James Keating (Principal Scientist- Marine Team Lead & Chief Remote Pilot) from our Perth, Western Australia Team, has recently been attending AMEC (Association of Mining and Exploration Companies)’s “Meet the Developer Series” to reconnect with long-standing clients and learn about new projects. This morning’s event brought together Industry Leaders: Daniel Tuffin (Cavalier Resources Ltd…

PEOPLE & CULTURE CELEBRATION: DR. TRANG HUYNH’s JOURNEY TO SUCCESS!

Hydrobiology is proud to celebrate the incredible achievements of our Team! Today marks 17 years since one of our valued Environmental Consultants- Dr. Trang Huynh (Technical Lead- Environmental Chemistry | Project Manager- Environmental Risk Assessment Team) first arrived in Brisbane to begin her 3-year postdoctoral role at The University of Queensland. That initial step into…

“RIGS TO REEFS” ENHANCING BIODIVERSITY HOTSPOTS

On 6th September 2024, we hosted a highly engaging Decommissioning Workshop focused on water quality and ecotoxicology at the Vibe Hotel in Subiaco. Organised by Hydrobiology in collaboration with AIMS, ANSTO, Atteris, and Intertek, the workshop brought together leading scientists and industry professionals to discuss critical environmental issues surrounding the decommissioning of offshore infrastructure. Key…

Hydrobiology WA Marine Fauna Specialists Team

Hydrobiology is proud to support McConnell Dowell with their construction of a 2.4km jetty and loading facility at the BCI Minerals Mardie Salt and Potash project in the Pilbara. Since January, we have mobilized a team of marine fauna observers to ensure compliance against state and federal conditions to mitigate for marine fauna during construction activities.…

Hydrobiology supporting UQ GEMS

Earlier this week, Hydrobiology was excited to attend the UQ GEMS – Geography and Environmental Management Society ‘Career Conversations: Insights into Graduate Opportunities’ Industry Event for 2024. Hydrobiology was well represented by our amazing Team of professionals; Amanda Sillman (QLD Lead- Business Promotions & Culture), Nicole Wheeler (Senior Scientist | Geomorphologist- Land & Water Management…

Mapping Complex Benthic Habitats!

Biodiversity in or on the seabed can be characterised by ecologically important benthic communities and habitats (BCH). BCH can consist of superficial taxa such as photosynthetic seagrasses, algae and corals as well as subsurface critters like worms and molluscs that generate their energy from consuming organic matter and other organisms.  Through an extensive portfolio of…