Hydrobiology Singapore is a consulting firm that focuses on freshwater, marine, and environmental management. We are a team of passionate, young-minded, and enthusiastic consultants that strive to deliver integrated services, through our focus on technical excellence and high scientific expertise in our fields of work. Covid-19 has impacted many companies locally and globally. In Singapore,…
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Hydrobiology’s marine science team are excited to see the long-awaited Offshore Electricity Infrastructure Bill 2021 go before parliament this week. With up to 10 offshore wind farm (OWF) developments being scoped for Western Australia alone, it is an exciting time for all in marine environmental science, renewables and subsea energy industry. We are particularly happy to be…
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Do you want to work on challenging, thought-provoking and truly interesting projects? An exciting role exists in Singapore for someone to join our organisation in a junior role. As an Environmental Consultant, this is an opportunity for you to consolidate and expand your career across those regions. You will have: To support field work conducted locally, support…
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Hydrobiology was pleased to have great representation on the recent Australian Water School Geomorphology 101 Webinar. Its recording is now available, if you missed it. The webinar included Hydrobiology, Water Technology Pty Ltd and Surface Water Solutions speakers – Andy Markham, Daryl Lam, Ben Pearson, Michael Cheetham, Nicole Wheeler and Krey Price talking about: How can project designs benefit from a geomorphological assessment? How can palaeo-flood hydrology improve flood…
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Today is World Ocean Day, a day intrinsically important to Hydrobiology. It is a time to reflect on the significance of our oceans, the challenges ahead, and the global quest to respect, protect and conserve our oceans. With decades of cumulative experience in marine science, Hydrobiology scientists apply a pragmatic, multi-disciplinary approach to solving those…
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Hydrobiology is excited to announce that our Director, Dr Andy Markham, is one of the first Geomorphologists in Australia to be accredited under the new ‘CEnvP Geomorphology Specialisation’. It’s an excellent initiative encouraged by the Australian and New Zealand Geomorphology Group (ANZGG) and Environment Institute of Australia and New Zealand (EIANZ) to demonstrate the capabilities of the Australian and…
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Do you want to work on challenging, thought-provoking and truly interesting projects? An exciting role exists in Brisbane for someone to join our organisation in a senior role. Hydrobiology is one of the world’s leading aquatic professional services companies, delivering iconic projects across the globe. This is an opportunity for you to consolidate and expand…
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Hydrobiology recently attended the Australian Marine Sciences Association (AMSA) Snapchat event hosted by Murdoch University. This was a fantastic format with speakers delivering 1 minute “Snapchats” about their work. Longer key-note talks were given about an extensive sea-dragon identification project and a fascinating insight into coral spawning connectivity in the Kimberley. Hydrobiology spoke (briefly) about…
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Hydrobiology attended a morning briefing and snorkel on the ‘Coogee Maritime Trail’ which was organised by The PIANC WA Chapter, Subcon and the City of Cockburn. The trail applies Subcon’s Integrated Artificial Reef concept to Coastal Developments. It demonstrates how owners of coastal infrastructure can create facilities that promote community wellbeing and cohesion, integrate into the natural environment and promote fisheries…
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A New Zealand Geomorphology first! Hydrobiology, together with AerialSmiths Surveying New Zealand and the University of Auckland, have published a River Styles Assessment for the Waikato Regional Council. The report assesses the unique geomorphological character and behaviour found within the Waipā River Catchment and presents a catchment-scale geomorphic sensitivity analysis. Authored by Will Marson, Hydrobiology’s…
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