We’re proud to share that Dr Nadeeka Rathnayake (Senior Scientist, Environmental Chemistry & Geochemistry- Environmental Risk Assessment) will be speaking at the “Mineral Sands Technical Conference 2026” in Colombo, Sri Lanka. Drawing on her experience in Environmental Science and Water Management, Nadeeka will present on: “Environmental Water Management Considerations in Mineral Sands Mining”; exploring practical…
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Every species tells a story about the health of its environment. Our job is to understand it. Pictured here is Dr Evan Chua, (Senior Scientist) within Hydrobiology’s Ecology & Biodiversity Management Team, undertaking fieldwork as part of our many ongoing Ecological Assessment and Biodiversity Management Projects. From rare species Investigations and Biodiversity Surveys to Fish…
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Today, we celebrate “World Environment Day” with a small thank you to our people behind the science. For 25 years, Hydrobiology has partnered with clients to understand, manage and reduce environmental risk through evidence-based advice across aquatic ecology, hydrology, environmental chemistry, risk assessment, and land and water management. Protecting and enhancing the environment isn’t just…
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There’s a different perspective that comes with seeing the environment from above! At Hydrobiology, our drone and UAV Capabilities help our clients access high-resolution environmental data that supports smarter planning, monitoring and decision-making across coastal, riverine, wetland and terrestrial environments. Using RTK-enabled drone technology, multispectral imagery and advanced geospatial analysis, we deliver accurate 3D models,…
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Strong workplace culture does not happen by accident. It’s built through consistent investment in people, connection, and recognition — grounded in our copmpany values that shape how we work together every day. At Hydrobiology, our monthly “Staff Celebration Morning Teas” are a simple but meaningful way we bring our values of Teamwork, Integrity, and Excellence…
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The future of the Environmental Industry depends on strong connections between education and practice. Last week, Sam Munger (Waterway Scientist- Land & Water Management), Amanda Sillman (QLD Lead- Business Promotions & Culture) and Amy Reed (Business Administration & Marketing Assistant) from our Hydrobiology Queensland Team attended the “Geography & Environmental Management Society (UQGEMS) Tier 1…
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This year’s theme, “Acting locally for Global Impact” reflects the vision behind the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals — recognising that meaningful environmental change starts with action at the local level. At Hydrobiology, we’re proud to support this commitment through field surveys, habitat assessments, long-term monitoring and restoration projects that help protect biodiversity and strengthen…
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At Hydrobiology, we believe it’s important to invest not only in Environmental Sustainability, but also in the growth and development of our People! That’s why every Team Member has access to Professional Development opportunities, designed to support ongoing learning, industry engagement, networking, and skill development. Last week, Samuel Munger (Waterway Scientist) and Jack Clothier (Senior…
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Senior Consultant/ Scientist – Aquatic Systems Ecology & Biodiversity | Ecotoxicology | Water Quality | Environmental Risk Assessment Are you a scientist who loves getting their boots muddy, crunching data and making a real difference for the aquatic environment? This one is for you. Brisbane CBD (Milton) | Full time (flexible hours) | Local, interstate…
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We’re excited to share that our very own Jack Clothier will be heading to Auckland next month for the Stormwater Conference NZ 2026 (12–15 May)! Jack will be presenting on how Geomorphology and “Room for the River” concepts can be integrated into adaptive urban stream management — using Kedron Brook in Brisbane, as a real-world…
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